How I Naturally Removed Henna & Indigo from my Hair Fast & It’s NOT Vitamin C Tablet or Coconut Oil

[@tiar476]

My hair ended up green years ago when I tried to get rid of it. I ended up having a pixie cut, which I love. I don't wish to be rude, but I'm concerned about your health. When I was 16 I had a goitre/goiter, when I went to the doctors, he said I needed iodine, to take sea salt. I notice your throat is swollen and is almost the size of mine when I was 16. Please could you put my mind at rest and have this looked at or start taking sea salt and let me know how you got on. Thank you. Blessings.

[@blankahyzova1580]

FYI: the process only starts at 4:50. Also, you say in the title "it's not vitamin C tablet" and the first thing you use is vit C (I know, it's in powder, but I think it does not really make a difference)? Confusing, hahah. But I will definitely try.

[@musicalpicasso]

This video is Annoying as F, first she run her mouth for almost 5min not giving the answer and then she gives the answer she wasnt suppose to give

[@jessicakitteh]

It's not vitamin c! Proceeds to use vitamin c 😳

[@TheAncientTouch]

it is said "Vitamin C Tablet" and there is a huge difference using this product than vitamin C tablet, if you use this method with vitamin c tablet, it is not going to give the same results

[@TDMIdaho]

Here, I went ahead and pasted the ingredients from the powder you listed. -Ingredients : Pure Vitamin C Powder (L-Ascorbic Acid Powder) and this is the ingredients from vitamin C tabs -Ingredients : Pure Vitamin C in the form of L-Ascorbic Acid 1000 mg. Rose Hips 20mg. It is the same thing and people get the same results. Maybe you meant to use citric acid powder… that is stronger than ascorbic acid, tastes and behaves like lemon juice, and opens the hair cuticle.

[@markgoodwin183]

​@@TDMIdaho The majority of vitamin C tablets seem to have the ascorbic acid form not the L-ascorbic form. Most people probably do not know that.

[@priyakumar128]

@@TheAncientTouch I have used only Heena on my hair no indigo, will it work for me to remove at atleast some of it from my honey blonde balayage hairs?

[@florenna]

Yes, what she uses is *exactly* the same stuff as in vitamin C tablets, so I too find this very odd 🙄 Anyway, I already knew it works wonders in removing any hair dyes.

[@JulieHenderson-l5c]

Hi. I watched this video originally and then decided to move forward with trying Khadi henna/indigo (Ash Brown) as I had been afraid to use it for fear that if I changed my mind and wanted to change from the Ash Brown Khadi, that I would be stuck. When I watched this video and she advised that the L Ascorbic acid powder mixed with shampoo would remove the Henna + Indigo, for some reason, I trusted this. I bleached my Khadi Ash Brown colored hair and it removed the Henna. But the indigo remains. It appears as a dark gray/light blue color and my roots are yellow now! I tried this mixture of the L Ascorbic acid powder with the shampoo and I wrapped it with a plastic bag and a towel over that for x4 hours. The water running in my shower was clear and I suspected that there was going to be no change when I sneak peaked at it mid-way through the process and noticed no difference whatsoever. Still dark gray/blue hair with yellow roots. Now I don’t know what to do about my hair. My only viable option since Indigo seems to be permanent is to finish coloring it with the x2 boxes of Khadi Ash Brown over the next 2 months, now and then again for the root touch-up in a month when my gray roots are showing again (using the Khadi to save money on hair care and maybe give it a try again since I just bought this water bath to more easily heat the Khadi mixtures to the right recommended temperatures that I think maybe I wasn’t quite doing right before. Then my plan is to begin using box dye again so that eventually it will grow out with the box dye that will be easy to bleach once all of the indigo is gone. I’m going to have to wait the indigo out. I should have known from watching this woman’s video, as i suppose I’d initially suspected that the L Ascorbic acid/shampoo treatment did not work on her hair either. I was wishful watching her video. When she bleached her hair the roots (virgin hair) lightened like mine did. But her ends did not lighten. This has really stressed me out making this mistake as I’m trying to head back to work following surgical leave. Henna is red. Indigo cause the dark part. I wanted to lighten my hair back to the silver it was before and I can’t. I did use Judee’s L Ascorbic Acid, lots, more than she used mixed with some anti-dandruff shampoo. It did nothing and I’ve colored my hair with Khadi only twice. She said that she did for 1.5 years. Anyway, I’m super sad and wanted to write this so that no one else is fooled by this advice. Maybe she’s confused or maybe she’s selling Henna products or L Ascorbic Acid. But this did not work unless I was doing something wrong :(

[@TheAncientTouch]

Well, it is interesting because if you have indigo on your hair and if you try to bleach an indigo coloured hair, you will end up having green hair not blue or grey. so I think the original colour you applied on your hair was having mixture of chemicals in it instead of indigo, resulting your hair to be blue/grey. If you put pure plant powders including indigo, L Ascorbic Acid will remove it. I just received a message from someone that she successfully removed the henna and indigo from her hair with this method. and also make sure the Ascorbic Acid you use MUST be the most powerful grade

[@baylamoon8070]

@@TheAncientTouchKhadi does not have chemicals in their henna and indigo, it’s very pure.

[@TheAncientTouch]

You should not have bleached it before doing this method. This method is for henna and indigo coated hair not the bleached henna indigo. The bleach you did obviously will interfere with effectiveness of this method

[@thatwoman5396]

The light hair on the youtube thumbnail looks amazing on you. It makes you glow.

[@minam1860]

Which bleach did you use for your hair? Can you link product and possibly make a step by step diy video of bleaching hair in a more gentle, natural and simple way? Thank you!

[@dewyjune]

Can we use conditioner instead of shampoo or maybe any other creamy base like yogurt mayo just something that condition the hair

[@LS-je5gx]

Hi, thank you for this video, for me it worked 😊 I just made it twice (mask-warm coconut oil- mask) and it seems that it stripped off a decent amount of indigo. I will repeat this process next week, but the condition of hair is very good and the change is noticeable so it is worth trying! The issue with stripping off plant based dyes is that people often treat henna and indigo as the same, while it needs completely different environment to dye (while henna needs acidic one, for indigo it needs to be alkaline). The way of treating and removing these two is completely different. Good to see the video where finally someone sees the difference and has some knowledge. Thanks a lot!

[@BelwillCoily]

Did the pure vitamin C dry out your hair? Did you deep condition after each application and rinse off the vitamin C? And if it dried out your hair, did the deep conditioning treatment work (if you did a deep conditioning treatment)? Sorry for all the questions. I’m very curious about this process. It may be something I’ll try this coming summer.

[@roseesme1243]

Did it make your hair very dry? Will it work if I put henna on hair that had highlights and color done at a salon? I used Khadi Hair Color, did not like how it came off, really want to get rid of the indigo part of the color. But that was over my dyed and bleached hair. So wondering what might happen if I use this method? Also, will it dry your hair?

[@aissa-xo]

just put black henna on my hair a week ago, i hope this works ❤😊 buying the powder today w next day delivery, ill update if it works 👍 update: i did this once, and nothing much happened only some areas just turned green. i decided to do it again a week later after noticing that my hair got lighter in the sun and this time i covered the parts with more vitamin c powder and with aluminium foil, it worked sm better and was like a dark brown. my hair is a lightish brown rn and i currently have the mixture in my hair last update: I managed to get msot of the henna out of my hair, no more greenish parts and this all happened because i kept on trying, dont give up. once most of the henna was gone, most not all, i gently bleached my hair a little and toned it with brown hair dye. my hair is now a caramel brown which was previously black from the henna

[@TJ-sy6lh]

Did you only use henna once and it turned black? I’ve used dark brown henna on my dark brown hair but it turned to a very very black hair color. I want my dark brown back. I was just wanting to color all the grays.

[@aissa-xo]

@TJ-sy6lh Yes, i used black henna, on my hair that was a warm light brown colour. the reason why your hair turned black is because your hair colour was already dark & the henna just made it darker. have u tried this method yet? btw i suggest bleaching a test strand on your hair to see if it'll turn green (maybe do multiple strands)

[@TJ-sy6lh]

@@aissa-xo I did try it several times actually. It seems like every time henna is coming out but the color doesn’t seem to be changing. Still a very very dark black. I mean really black. I don’t feel like me because of it. I’m gonna keep trying. It seems putting olive oil in a mixing with head and shoulders shampoo does better than vitamin c powder stuff I used from Amazon. I do the oil treatment leaving it in all night and I think I’ll just keep trying everything and just rotate it all until something (hopefully good) happens.

[@TJ-sy6lh]

@@aissa-xo ….update, well I hit the link you posted and will get that product from Amazon because it’s different from what I tried. I’ll try to remember and let you know once it comes in.

[@aissa-xo]

@TJ-sy6lh yes, thats what happened to me first, and i almost thought of giving up, but id didn't want to waste the product so i kept on trying, and saw little differences each time. the key is to keep doing it, and if the oil treatments are working for you then you ahould definitely continue doing that aswell.

[@KapoorPriyaa]

I am going to try this ! I just ordered the products you recommended. I am so excited !! ❤thank you

[@5h1l0hk]

Did it work?

[@itpatriot]

Hello! Thank you for this! I’m 8 months in to growing out my hennaed hair and allowing my natural gray to take it’s place! So I’d really my love to be able to get a good bit of my henna out because the contrast is 😬😬😬! My question is, why does ascorbic acid work better than citric acid? Do you know? I have citric acid, and was thinking about doing a treatment with that but will get some ascorbic if that’s the way to go! Thank you in advance for your help!!🙏

[@TheAncientTouch]

citric acid also seems to work on it but in a very slower way. I tried it and there is no way to compare it with the speed of removal with ascorbic acid. I think it's just because ascorbic acid is simply more powerful than citric acid

[@itpatriot]

@@TheAncientTouch thank you!

[@SheoLIVE]

I'm really excited to try this method. I was recommended Henna hair dye but I want to use regular hair dye. I'll let you know how it works :)

[@priyakumar128]

@SheoLIVE did it work for you??

[@SheoLIVE]

Honestly, I think so but the only thing, I didn't see the henna come out of my hair as I used the shampoo/vitamin C. I only ever used Henna in a single instance and I think my hair didn't take to it at all. I was able to die my hair with Unicorn hair dye.@@priyakumar128

[@mysunnygirl4379]

Hope this works for me! I’ve used henna and indigo a year ago to get a brown.. Color removed and bleached yesterday… Super green ends as I was expecting.. I will try this today .. 🤞 Thank you 🙏

[@dhouhadhouha922]

Please let me know the result i have the same issue 😢😢

[@mysunnygirl4379]

@@dhouhadhouha922 Hiya .. I didn’t go ahead with it, the ends are literally dead and won’t even take color in anymore. I was considering pure henna only for the ends.. buuut left it and got dreads yesterday to leave it be. You could consider a weave or just leave it to grow out That’s me anyway.. might work as a one time rinse .. Let us know what you do!! 😊🤞

[@f.tomasi]

@The Ancient Touch Hi, I did a strand test with classic Head&Shoulders for an hour and it did nothing? No foam, no henna melting away. How much shampoo did you use?

[@TJ-sy6lh]

When you say bleach around 8:50, do you mean actual bleach or just a hair dye?

[@meloniepd7172]

I’m a bit disappointed. I tried this technique and left it on for 3 hours. I didn’t see any color bleeding the way you have it. While washing my hair I didn’t see any color come off as well. Through my grey strands I can still see the henna color. What should I do? Should I try this a second time?

[@carlanereamaldonadofernand3046]

Thank you so much,I ruined my hair twice because of bleaching indigo it turned green and I have to cut it very short...I wish i have had know it before....now I use only henna and if I want black color normal quemical dye...but i have boxes of indigo.....so maybe in the future i try...but now im still afraid...your hair is very long and healthy!!!!!!thank you

[@SandyCheeks63564]

I tested bleach & developer over hours and my hair turned a beautiful BLUE! but I don't really want to walk around with deep blue hair.

[@mileena9765]

Same here ..I tried everything and I believe there is nothing to do ...😢

[@mileena9765]

That method didnt made any difference

[@SandyCheeks63564]

@@mileena9765 It's weird that you Need to put a base of red henna first, or the indigo won't latch onto your hair. Yet bleach will remove the red henna that's Under the indigo while leaving the blue indigo untouched.

[@SandyCheeks63564]

@@mileena9765 I think you're right. It just has to be grown out.

[@candace7340]

If I only dyed my roots twice with henna. Should I apply this on all my hair? It’s hard to tell what is henna and what is not as I was using regular hair dye in black before therefore all my hair is black. How many times should I do this? I won’t be able to see the difference in color. Please help.

[@SolutionsWithin]

After new dye, your hair is still copper. If you use colour charm 050, it removes reds and oranges. FYI. 😀👌

[@rachellejean728]

This is purple toner, correct?

[@pinkfreud62]

Purple shampoo is for yellows & brass. Blue shampoo is for reds & orangish. ​@@rachellejean728

[@marquezfamily178]

Is vitamin C “L- Ascorbic acid” same as Vitamin C “Crystals Ascorbic acid?”

[@Pritikumar1979]

I just coloured my hair with the henna in march and I didn’t know how rubbish is henna that it does not come out I only knew about it until I went to the hairdresser to change my hair colour and I tell them I was using henna for the colour but now I want something different the hairdresser tell me we are really really sorry but we can’t really help you as it’s so so hard to get the henna out the hair we can try it out but can’t really promise you that we can get the henna out of your hair we need to bleach it first and see it first so I let her do my hair bleach the henna didn’t come out it was still there so I said to her can we bleach it again the second time she bleach my hair the henna still did not come out the henna colour just went lighter little bit some part of the hair and I could still see the dark parts of the henna still on my hair I was so so angry with myself how could I do this to myself anyway now I have mix hair colour it doesn’t look nice at all people please don’t just put henna on your hair you should really study first about it just before putting the henna on the hair the hairdresser has tell me that now I have to really wait one year before I could change my hair colour as time goes past the henna will come out

[@elizesimpson5579]

I agree. Why use henna to get healthy hair? It looks muddy after a while, and then you have to bleach it out, leaving your hair in a very bad condition 🤔 just don't go there.

[@florenna]

Henna is not "rubbish", it's hairdressers that are rubbish! They (or most of them) seem to fear henna & all herbal dyes, and don't even want to try working with it. Their loss.

[@alohacasca9131]

Hello question ^^ is it possible to use coco milk instead of shampoo to avoid to dry your hair during the 3 hours? Thank youuu so much

[@TheAncientTouch]

I ready don't know you can try it on one part of your hair and check

[@lisagrace6471]

did you try that? How did it go?

[@alohacasca9131]

@@lisagrace6471 hello unfortunately I tried and I had to remove it after just 15 min on my hair. The issue was not the coco milk but the vitamin C powder. The high concentration recomended (1000) is too strong. Even if it's on your hair some part arrived on my skin and burn it / make it so red like a burn =( I was so stressed. More than 2 hours to put cream on my face to care it . I will never test it again or with a very few quantity of vitamin C (just one spoon) ^^

[@lisagrace6471]

@@alohacasca9131 oh darn I'm so sorry it was unpleasant and you got burned!! Youch. Did the coconut milk cause it to run down your face?😥

[@alohacasca9131]

@@lisagrace6471 thank you ^^ for me the coco milk is not the real responsible. Even if I used shampoo or conditioner that will run down on my face at a moment. I dont know how to do to avoid that as it's liquid and we can't just use vitamin C powder =(

[@liagrosicka1691]

Hi, did it dry out your hair?

[@Pritikumar1979]

Anyways henna isn’t really that good for your hair it makes the hair dry and the colour just sticks on to the hair it’s rubbish

[@SandyCheeks63564]

I did THREE hours with Vit C powder & shampoo and it did Nothing.

[@TheAncientTouch]

the Vitamin C powder must be the high quality and strong version

[@ETConnections]

My wife did the same thing with absolutely zero results. She used the ascorbic acid listed in the video’s description. Not one drop of color came out after 3 hours of waiting.

[@AmichiJensen]

I heard her say she did it multiple times

[@CeliaPmusic]

Did you apply the mixture to wet hair?

[@TheAncientTouch]

Yes

[@CalistaJones]

I did it and it works. Thank you

[@SandyCheeks63564]

Would it work if I used C powder and CONDITIONER instead of shampoo?

[@TheAncientTouch]

I have not tried that I have no idea

[@ceidaguzmanllamas8779]

I love using Hanna hair dye

[@mariemchenry9539]

I so appreciate the instructional video and you're very kind to share the links for us to find the Vitamin C powder. Can you please clarify the amount of time that you left the vitamin C solution on your scalp? Your instructions say 3 hours. (That seems long) Perhaps your meaning was lost in translation? Can you please verify that or give us a minute count as to how long to keep solution on the scalp? Thank you so much! Kind regards and Happy New Year to you and all! 🌺

[@TheAncientTouch]

keep it 2 to 3 hrs. it doesn't damage the hair or scalp. I kept 3 hrs and repeated this 3 times

[@mariemchenry9539]

@@TheAncientTouch Thank you very much for answering me. God bless🌹

[@rachellejean728]

How does your scalp not burn after 3 hours?! 🔥

[@TheAncientTouch]

I didn't leave it for 3 hrs. 1/5 hrs only and I used mild bleach

[@RealEMandEM]

1/5 of an hour is 12 minutes. Did u mean 1/2 hours or 30 minutes? In the video u said u left it in for 3 hours

[@annacsillag1749]

@@RealEMandEM She left the vitamin C solution on for 3 hours and the bleach solution for 40 mins according to another comment she left above

[@ETConnections]

I purchased the exact product she linked to in her description. Literally did absolutely nothing on my wife’s henna died hair. Not one drop of color came out. Waste of time and money. Do not buy the products she recommends.

[@Pritikumar1979]

So true

[@lindawalton3969]

Cool. Thank you for sharing this. I just ordered and am going to try..

[@5h1l0hk]

Did it work?

[@lindawalton3969]

@@5h1l0hk No. It just made my head itch. Maybe I had it on too long.

[@aissa-xo]

is thr henna out now?​@@lindawalton3969

[@emmaphilo4049]

I have vit C powder and will try that :)

[@shaneanfriends]

Does this remove indigo even after bleaching? To remove the green/blue?

[@TheAncientTouch]

oh I don't think so. but try

[@mysunnygirl4379]

I’m in the same situation.. Just wondering if you or anyone has tried it and worked? Even a little? If it doesn’t I’ll have to tone with a coppery/red

[@kiwisolnishka]

What brand of henna did you use ? I’m wondering

[@bxstar5276]

Looks green tinged to me 😂

[@singledonorhairvuyhair]

Thank you so much for your useful video. Hope to view more and more video

[@MaryanHussein]

But does the shampoo dry out your hair? 3 hours of shampoo?? My hair dry out after 5 mins of shampoo

[@TheAncientTouch]

just cover the hair it won't do any harm because it is over the henna and indigo it doesn't touch your real hair

[@judasromero]

It probably will, I did a vitamin C that's not strong as this for 25 mins and my hair is DRY !

[@mariavalentin7565]

Does it matter which shampoo? Did you repeat in couple of days?! Thank you in advance

[@TheAncientTouch]

shampoo doesn't matter. yes you might to repeat it. I repeated it for 3 times

[@SandyCheeks63564]

@@TheAncientTouch but over how long? over three weeks? three days? three times in a row?

[@mexigirl64]

How long do you leave this solution on? 1/2 hour, 12 minutes? The video says 3 hours

[@TheAncientTouch]

vitamin c solution for 3 hrs. it doesn't damage the hair. the bleach only for about 40 minutes

[@margaretnesbeth593]

Hair was fine till she went to bleach it.

[@sanamrajpoot7192]

Or 3 hours tk hairs pr vitamin c effective hoga ?

[@miriamcazares11]

U said you did 4 times. How long did you wait in between??

[@TheAncientTouch]

you can wait 2 to 3 times but it really doesn't matter because this thing doesn't burn or damage your hair so you can do every day as well

[@isabelpalphramand1410]

Pro tip: Don't lick the pink foam SHAMPOO!

[@TJ-sy6lh]

Got it in my hair right now and waiting, one hour down…..

[@justritasimi]

Stop using henna and indigo if you hope to highlight again ! And always go to a professional!

[@florenna]

No, steer clear of the so-called "professionals"! They don't know s***, to be quite honest.

[@y.t2458]

5:07

[@sanamrajpoot7192]

Mn b kafi der se henna use kr rhi thi or ab hair dye krwana chahti hu but abi henna pr hair dye ni ayega is liye Ye bta de k ye process kitni der bd dubara repeat kr skty hn jb tk na utry henna ?

[@VivSees]

No disrespect intended but have you had your thyroid checked? It seems quite swollen. God bless.

[@TheAncientTouch]

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[@mayidesignsco2024]

I just try this. It doesn't work. Don't waste your time. She must have add something else to her mix, or it wasn't henna and indigo.

[@Ljubica22]

Minuto 4:49

[@Asteroscopus]

I just wanted to pop by to suggest seeing your PCP if you have not yet. You may have an enlarged thyroid.

[@shivamaghsoudian1420]

Just get on with it....lot of non sense

[@pinkfreud62]

ikr. Alot of talking and not getting to the point.

[@laram8255]

It's a helpful video

[@annafitu8575]

!!!!!!!!

[@Pritikumar1979]

Ok if none of the things didn’t work on your hair but what you using it works that’s why you did it for the video come on what do you really think some people are dumb women people know that not everything they see online video isn’t true even KZbin isn’t real

[@Pritikumar1979]

People as you know some people will do anything even lie this days to make a video even if it’s not true as we know anyway not everything is real online it’s not true

[@TJ-sy6lh]

When you say bleach around 8:50, do you mean actual bleach or just a hair dye?