Hello. I have a question for the ladies who have worn cannabis. My hair is generally quite light brown, rather tends to dark blonde. A year ago I dyed myself dark brown, but 2 months ago I decided that I wanted the dark blond hair color again. I went to a hairdresser (who works with BIO products), bleached me and gave me a dark blond color. He told me that I had to dye 2-3 more times in the same color, because the blond would start to kill and my hair would have a yellow-orange hue, something like duck blonde. So far I have dyed 2 times, the blonde killed himself again, of course not as much as before, but there are still some duck blonde shades in my hair. Since I don't want to burn it with paints anymore, I decided that I wanted to try henna, but I think there is no henna in a dark blond color. But I guess that if there is any henna for bleaching it will make me orange: /. The other option is to just dye with my favorite Sayas dye, which I feel feels a little more sparing for my hair, noo ... it's still dye. : D Please ladies who are familiar with henna write
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Oh yes, there is nothing more BIO, natural and gentle than discoloration and blushing with blond. I would not risk putting henna on bleached and burnt hair - the result can be not only unpredictable, but also deplorable. "Blond" henna containing all-natural ingredients can only catch on very light and naturally blond hair of the Scandinavian type. Any other effect will be added chemistry. I do not see what is the obstacle to using your favorite paint.
All henna makes them orange. Even the natural one, which is colorless, is orange. And then the henna doesn't paint. The yellow in the hair is killed with gray or with paint in which there is ash, and the number of the box is round, ie with zero after the dot.