Deep Red Henna Application|Full Tutorial|Beginner's Step-by-Step Guide

[@ahotm]

The henna guys are the best, my hair looks so good after using their products

[@rachellewalters8111]

The color turned out AMAZING!

[@primroseproblematic2059]

Do you have a tutorial on using deep red on bleached blonde hair? Would love to see that!

[@TheHennaGuys]

We have a video showing on strands:) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaC8ZHR7gs2Wp7c

[@user-z57h]

Hi, I heard that you can add oil in the mixture so that your hair wont be dry. Is that true?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Although you may add oil in the mixture, we recommend you apply the oil after your henna application. You want your hair to absorb as much henna. Adding too many ingredients will affect the color process.

[@user-z57h]

@@TheHennaGuys thank you!

[@ceidaguzmanllamas8779]

Wow so beautiful I thank I shold get it for me

[@abhilashajha4548]

How will deep red look on jet black hair

[@TheHennaGuys]

Since henna can't lighten hair, the deep red will most likely come in undertones that can be seen in sunlight.

[@anitasongss]

Can you leave henna overnight and rinse in the morning or 3 hours is best?

[@TheHennaGuys]

You can leave it in for that long if you want. Make sure to keep the henna covered and remember the longer, the deeper the stain.

[@franknstein96]

Amazing video! I have some questions since I plan on dying my hair burgundy with your henna. I’m a black girl with thick, short hair that reaches my shoulders. My hair is a dark brown. I’m wondering, should I use both the hibiscus tea and lemon juice in the henna powder or should I just use lemon juice only since my hair is so dark? And what essential oil would you recommend for the color to pop more?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Thank you! Would recommend using lemon juice for sure to help with the color tone. Hibiscus will be a good idea as well:) I personally have dark brown hair and only. mix with lemon juice to get red tints in the light. Hope this helps!

[@barbara.gordon]

Hello, I watch this video every time I apply your henna as reference. I think elsewhere you mentioned that the red colors turn a lot lighter on bleached strands? I have also noticed that it fades kind of fast-ish for me and it’s really annoying. For context, I have bleached highlights. This is my third time doing henna (I mixed organic raspberry hibiscus tea with 1/8 cup of lemon juice for my last dye job-best results yet!) The contrasting auburn from my brown with the lighter red streaks is beautiful, but what can I do to make it fade more not as quickly? I already wash it only when it is greasy and stay out of the sun as much as possible. Do you have any specific recommendations? Thank you :)

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hi, we would to help you. Can you please send us an email at [e-mail]

[@genesisc6281]

How many applications of henna would it take before dark brown hair starts to show a noticeable shade of red?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Henna cannot lighten hair and with having dark brown hair, it might only show hints of color. This model had medium brown hair that was a thinner texture, and picked up the color after 2- 3 applications of Deep Red.

[@PattyWilliams-bg4ec]

Looks like you used a metal whisk. Why do some say No metal and others say Okay to use metal?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Henna can oxidize on to certain metals, staining them.

[@hx1487]

Very good, but the music is annoying. It would be nicer to have just your voice

[@TheHennaGuys]

Apologize! Thank you for your feedback:)

[@Keepitmovin72]

Henna does dye dark hair perfectly.. Kevin juice is way too drying for most

[@TheHennaGuys]

Yes, if you find lemon juice or apple cider vinegar is too drying for your hair, do not add them in. You can still get color by using coffee, water or tea.