Will this powder also work for henna tattoos?
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This product is supposed to be tattoo grade henna, however I have only used it on my hair.
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I think this is the perfect product to test out a black tattoo. The color turns to a blue/black (cool, not warm) color and is quite saturated for a henna application. Good luck!
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It might not turn out the same as if you didn't use henna so it's not recommended but I don't think there's any harm in it... I llightened a friends hair after henna, and it didn't take all the color out, it made it kind of brassy so I had To go over it twice.. Henna is kind of a commitment but it is possible to dye over it.....
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No, I don't think so. The Henna would wash right off from the skin. It doesn't dye the skin.
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Yes! I mix lemon juice with henna (40 g for short hair), let it sit overnight, then in the morning just before applying it, I add 40 g indigo with warm water to the mixture. The color turns out dark brown with a tint of red. My hair is naturally medium/dark brown. It works great!
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Yes, it can be used for henna designs on the hand; it can also be used for application on the grey hair to get a dark orange shade.
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This product is not a fine grind. It does works well for hair. It will clog henna cone, it needs to be put it in a coffee grinder or mortar and pestal.
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I don't see why not. It's pure henna. I had some on my skin and was able to wash it off, but I washed it off pretty quick. I think it would stain if you let it dry on your skin.
1949015
I'm not sure about indigo, but it says in the directions it doesn't work on henna. Sorry about that.
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You will have to buy it separately, there are several links to tell you how to mix henna and indigo to achieve your desired color. The indigo doesn't work with out the henna; the body art quality (BAQ) is the best; I would use the Jamila brand, also available at Amazon. If you order from Herbal Beauty Supply you may qualify for free shipping. Hope this help.
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This Henna can be used for body art/design as well as for hair darkening. It gives a dark red/orange stain (not bright green) and when used along with Indigo powder, it gives a near black coloring.
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I use on my hair, but it's very nice pure henna, so should be a nice dark burgundy on the skin.
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Just as it says in the product insert, it does not work on henna, and it does not work on non-oxidative color.
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Yes, but you cannot use it alone on Grey or else it will come out blue. You have to apply henna first as a base. It will turn orange with the henna (DON'T GET SCARED lol), but once you rinse and apply the indigo and leave it on for the time recommended it will come out very black.
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If you normally use an entire pack of the dye of whatever product I would think you would get the same results using the Henna.
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Yes u can, whatever color your getting (If your hair was colored blonde) the color will really pop & you'll be able 2 see it clearly. If not, is won't lift it tht much. Henna is juss a stain/dye, a color on top of color. But the color brightens after a few days once it oxidizes.
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Pure henna - Lawsonia Inermis - doesn't come in different shades. Because henna releases only one pigment (red!), it cannot lighten your hair and if your natural color is almost black, henna certainly isn't going to give you the same shade on the package. If this DOES happen, you're not using pure henna. And there's nothing wrong with that, if that's what you choose. I just don't want people to make a decision based on bad info. The eventual shade will depend on three things: your natural hair color, the liquid you use to mix your paste, and how long you leave it on your hair. Adding cassia will lighten the eventual shade, and adding indigo will darken your hair. Google is your friend, and it's best to get an idea of how it works and what it can and can't do before you commit. Good luck in your Henna Journey!