A few days earlier, I wanted to dye my hair beautifully for the New Year, but I didn't expect the weather to be too cold to dye it. Because dyeing your hair with henna takes two hours to color, and if the weather is too cold, you are prone to headaches and headaches.
Today is the Spring Festival, the first day of the Lunar New Year, it is rare to see the long-lost sunshine, the temperature is 17 °C, not too cold, it should be suitable for dyeing hair.
Looking in the mirror, I really can't stand so many gray hairs on the top of my head, anyway, I have time today, so I decided to dye my gray hair more beautifully before going shopping in the flower street.
As I said, I immediately went to the yard and picked a large plate of henna leaves and two aloe vera petals, and the henna leaves must be put more to better cover the gray hair, and the color on it will look good.
Pinch off the leaves, throw away the remaining branches, and chop the aloe vera.
Pour the chopped aloe vera into a meat whisk and crush it.
Gradually add the henna leaves to the meat whisk until all the henna is pureed.
In the process of stirring, I found that the aloe vera added was too little, and the leaves were too dry to break, what happened?
I remembered that I had honey at home, and honey, like aloe vera, had a lubricating and sticky effect, and when dyeing my hair, it could make the broken leaf mud adsorb well on the hair, so that it could be better colored. So I poured some honey into the blender, and sure enough, the leaves broke easily when they were lubricated.
Because the temperature is relatively low, in order to prevent headaches and headaches, I specially add ginger and white wine and stir them with henna leaves.
Of course, in order to deepen the coloring effect and make the gray hair not too yellow, I add sugar-free black coffee powder and stir it together as usual.
Add ginger to wind
Add white wine and black coffee
Wear disposable gloves and pour the stirred henna puree onto a plate.
With a basin, hold the leaf mud with both hands wearing disposable gloves and apply it to your hair, and you can apply more to white hair.
Then wrap it in plastic film. Due to the low temperature, it will affect the coloring effect and increase the chance of suffering from headaches and headaches. In order to increase the temperature, I used a heater and a hair dryer to blow on my wrapped head so that my head didn't feel cold at all.
After wrapping for 2 hours, I simply took a shower, washed from head to foot with a shower, and quickly rinsed the leaf mud off my head.
After rinsing it off, the gray hair is no longer visible, and this time the hair color is much more beautiful due to the addition of black coffee. Ginger and wine are also added, and a heater and hair dryer are constantly used to heat the head for 2 hours of the package, which not only increases the coloring effect, but also reduces the chance of suffering from head wind and headaches, killing two birds with one stone.
It turns out that as long as it's not too cold and the protection measures are in place, it's okay to dye your hair with henna leaves in winter.