Herbal Henna Powder

Have you ever wanted the looks of someone else?s hair so desperately that it made you wonder why you couldn?t also have a similar, gorgeous crowning glory? Today, with the advent of innovative organic and safe hair colours it has become much easier to accomplish this sitting at home itself. All you will need is a little patience, some online information and some herbal hair colours to work with. You will be happy to know that nowadays even die-hard fashionistas are adopting natural hair colours due to their sombre but superbly elegant colourations, and health benefits in the long run. Organic hair colors, or rather natural indigo and henna for hair, hence have become a much too familiar talking point.

Things to remember while choosing your hair colour:

1. Always check out the ingredients first

Don?t ever be in a hurry to change your looks without thinking about your hair health. One of the primary reasons keeping many people from getting their hair coloured is an apprehension that the process will leave their hair dry and damaged. To avoid that, try finding an organic and natural hair colour which will also bestow your hair with health. Natural henna for hair colouring is easily available from multiple brands. Pick anyone that has the most number of haircare herbs added to it. Indus Valley bio Organic Henna Powder comes with 9 haircare herbs including henna.

• Think long term

Thinking only about looks is good. But only if you are not looking for one-day wonders. Avoid artificial chemicals and try to keep your body pure and clean inside out. Nourish your body so that it glows naturally. And that goes for your hair too. Try choosing your methods with due care. Plant based or herbal hair colors are nowadays coming in multiple shades that suit different skin tones and undertones. Try combining different hair colouring herbs like henna, indigo, chamomile, manjistha, etc. Go all out and experiment.

• Detecting skin undertones

Of the many reasons why people often end up with a bad hair colour is because they match the hair colour with their skin tone but forget, or fail to check their undertones to see if the colour actually compliments that as well. Skin undertones are to be detected by checking eye colour, pigments visible under the skin and wrist tone.

That being said, skin undertones can also be disregarded, only if the new shade turns out to be sombre but elegant, and not stark and too bright.

Indus Valley Natural henna for hair and bio-organic indigo powder are naturally available colouring agents which can be applied on the hair without getting into the hassle of checking ingredients and patch-tests. Further, since henna is known for leaving a unique tint on every user, depending on their hair type and composition, the need to detect tones is really not felt.

• What?s your colouring style?

While deciding which colour to go with, keep in mind the style you want to achieve. Using blonde and light brown colours to add subtle highlights to an otherwise brunette hair always goes a long way. There are countless videos on the internet guiding us on how to give ourselves highlights using organically natural hair colours. The most easy hair style to experiment with is either a global colour, i.e. changing the entire colour of the hair, or streaks which involve colouring locks of hair together in a colour that compliments the rest of the hair.

With respect to covering greys, no matter which hair colour you choose, natural colouring agents like natural henna for hair and indigo for hair are pretty effective options, which can be applied without any fear of side effects. You can mix henna with indigo powder to play with different shades of brown.

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