WHAT TO MIX WITH HENNA TO GET ORANGE RED HAIR

[@fellagaba2403]

Hey ! I want to see the results please

[@TheHennaGuys]

We're in the process of working on a strand test series, where you can see the results of each of the dyes on different hair colors. You can watch the video for Orange Red here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ_EZJuDl5uSr9E -Hilary

[@IrinaHernandezlove]

At the description did not describe liquid and other add like lemon or vinager, coffee, if the coffee should be all liquid or combined with water or how many drops of essential oils

[@TheHennaGuys]

Coffee should be in liquid form. If you are looking for darker tones then only coffee should be used and is you looking to have some redness in your hair then adding some lemon will do. ACV only add 2-3tbsp and used to help with grey hair.

[@nishaghosh2471]

I have dark black hair with lot of greys, what to add to get a red colour

[@TheHennaGuys]

Henna cannot lighten hair, so your darker hair will likely not show much color. But, your gray hair will pick up the color.

[@VerunkaUlehl]

Hello, i have medium brown and i want orange hair, is it better with or without lemon for more orange tone? I wanna avoid darker red tones and just want orange. And is it better with pure water or camomile tea for lighter orange? And The more hot water means the more red tones instead orange? Thank you!

[@TheHennaGuys]

It will be a bit tricky to have orange hair on your medium brown. Yes adding lemon juice will help:) Would recommend doing a small strand test to help you better understand if it will work for you:) Hope this helps!

[@What_A_Lady]

I have strawberry blonde hair would this be darker or lighter on me?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hi Rose, This will be darker on you:)

[@What_A_Lady]

@@TheHennaGuys would there be any way to make the dye lighter?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hi Rosey, Yes you can always mix henna with lemon juice.

[@lockergr]

You can mix with organic cassia and a tea made from pure chamomile (not in bags, loose leaf). Us gingers need to look out for one another. 50/50 mix. Lemon juice can make your hair hella dry.

[@What_A_Lady]

@@lockergr thank you so much,I have fine hair so I have to be careful what I use

[@Melodywithlove]

Hii. I have blonde hair would this go orange on me also the henna is it the natural one or it's a hair dye henna

[@TheHennaGuys]

Orange red will turn your blonde hair red/orangish. What color are you wanting?

[@Melodywithlove]

@@TheHennaGuys hi again i couldn't wait nd i did dye it , i wanted orange 🧡 nd i was okey if it turned red but in the end it turned to orange nd it wasn't a strong one so I'm happy with it thank u so much ❤️

[@TheHennaGuys]

Would love to see before and after :) [e-mail]

[@ArkansasEllie]

you mentioned using plain brewed coffee… How does that effect the color vs black tea? I know the acidity level matters to help bring out the hue, but could you explain a little more in depth? THANK YOU 🧡

[@TheHennaGuys]

Black coffee helps bring out darker color tone then Black tea. However black tea does help too if thats what you have.

[@ArkansasEllie]

@@TheHennaGuys thank you! This helped me make a decision on what to use. I really wanted closer to a rust than a cherry so this advice is useful 🧡♥️

[@aprilengland8284]

I've been dying my hair with henna for a couple years now and I usually just let the henna sit for about an hour before applying it. I also find that using conditioning treatments during the application will cause the color to not take as well. That can be a good thing if you don't want really bright red hair. My natural hair color is sort of a medium ash blonde and I usually get bright Auburn results.

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

Hey, curious what type of henna do you use for the colors? say like the 'natural red' and the 'orange red' and the 'pure henna package'...they all say the same ingredient but I'm curious if they're the same TYPE of lawsonia ...Been using and loving your products for a year now but now reading a lot more about how there's types with diff. concentrations which create more/less vibrant reds or types of reds/orange/darker too etc. -- for ex 'red raj' henna from another company says it's the highest concentration lawsonia like 3.something percent. there's also 'yemeni henna', jamila, etc. So yeah, what type do you Henna Guys use for the 'natural red' vs. 'orange red' and the 'pure henna powder'? (ie are they all the same type and just diff. heating processes as you answered Nonya below or both?)

[@TheHennaGuys]

They are all the same and just differing in the application process.

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

@@TheHennaGuys Ok, so then what's the diff. between 'Natural Red' and 'Orange Red'? (I know the pure henna is just henna, no shower cap, gloves etc). I watched both vids for 'natural red' and 'orange red' just now and not only are they the exact same ingredient, they're also the exact same preparation and application process and time -- yet your color chart shows different shades. plz explain if this is a mistake and they're just really the exact same product. gonna order some more of your other powders and wanted to try one of them, too (or technically try 'both' by buying 1 if they're actually the same thing lol). :)

[@TheHennaGuys]

You are absolutely correct. Natural Red and Orange Red contain the same ingredient of Pure Henna. However, our natural red is processed thru extreme heat more than orange red to achieve the desired color. Natural red is slightly darker than orange red when applied and again colors do depend on the individual's hair type. Hope this helps:)

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

@@TheHennaGuys cool, thx so much, it does! on me, it'll likely make little diff but good to know for my friend who's blond and wants me to dye her hair. thx for always replying and being so on these Q & A's both here and on your site --another reason your brand has my loyalty aside from your products being so awesome! :)

[@nataliecresswell9697]

You didnt even show the results 😑

[@TheHennaGuys]

My apologies! We will add those shortly! -Hilary

[@missfroghophophop6953]

@@TheHennaGuys when? it's June 2021 already?

[@soffsoff6574]

So how do you make it more orange? Also, would be a goos idea to show the end result since that's why you need to know all these instructions in the first place....

[@TheHennaGuys]

For more orange/ red tones, you will use beet juice or hibiscus tea as the liquid base. Thank you for the suggestion. We will keep that in mind

[@zozankhalil6681]

@@TheHennaGuys i think hibiscus tea will make it red not orange

[@minarola4922]

My hair is light brown, will it change to orange from the first try,?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Yes, if your hair is light enough, this will give it an orange coloring.

[@angelikas.5427]

and why it is Orange pls?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Henna originally gives on orange red color on lighter/gray hair.

[@ryc217]

And how this worked for that hair? Where is the result?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Please watch this video to see results on all type of hair kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ_EZJuDl5uSr9E

[@savannahgunnoe8077]

Im trying to get mine orange. Nobody answers to help have used it before didnt get the results and instructions are confusing on the packages help please 4:29

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hello, can you please send us an email at [e-mail]

[@nonyabizness956]

What is the difference between "Orange Red" henna and your "Natural Red" henna. They say they're different colors on your website but the both also say the only ingredient is 100% henna. I watched both videos on how to prepare both of these hennas and they're the exact same process. You use coffee in both. What makes one a different color from another? Is it a lie that it's only henna in one of the packages or is it a lie that they're different colors? Please clarify this

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hi Nonya, thank you so much for this question! Yes they both are pure henna but the difference between "orange red" & "Natural Red" is that Natural Red is processed thru extra heat to get extra color release.

[@nonyabizness956]

@@TheHennaGuys thank you for responding to my question. I looked for an answer on your website first but if it's there I could not find it. I appreciate your help.

[@GoldieHoffmanComedian]

@@nonyabizness956 same. glad you asked this. I'm like, are they the same type of henna? hmm..cuz there are types.

[@Ky2urHeart]

Love the video, if you have course hair, my curl pattern is 3c to 3b, would it be damaging to leave ot sitting for longer both in the bowl and on my head under the cap? Or would it just increase the likelihood I come out with a more vibrant color. Also which teas do you suggest for a more copper orange hue? Or anytime of natural additive for example roose petals to some type of root.

[@TheHennaGuys]

Thank you so much! For the reds 8-10 would be perfect but nothing more then 12 hours. As it started to loose its potency. As for the Hair, the more vibrant you like, the longer you can keep on:) For the teas, would recommend Hibiscus tea or black tea for darker tones. Hope this helps:)

[@Ky2urHeart]

@@TheHennaGuys thank you

[@bamagirl4234]

Carrot juice?

[@bamagirl4234]

What about add. Carrot juice ?

[@TheHennaGuys]

Hi Joanne, you may add carrot juice to bring out reds in the henna along with other benefits. However, would recommend to avoid adding too many things to your henna mixture. Hope this helps:)

[@_sunny_shadow_]

I was expecting before and after result pic too :,))

[@TheHennaGuys]

Video was about how to mix the henna but we do have before and after in our other videos:)

[@TrippKnightly]

I’m trying to come up with a word for a video that doesn’t show the final result. “Idiotic” seems like a front runner.

[@TheHennaGuys]

This video is just a mixing video. It shows how to mix the orange red henna hair dye. We do have videos that are before and after, and application results. Would you like us to tag you in those?