How to cover grey and blanc hairs with Henné powder

Can Henné Color henna hair colours cover grey hair?

The Henné Color henna hair colours are gentle products free from oxidants, ammonia and p-phenylenediamine (PPD), the hair fibre is not bleached.

Covering white hairs first it is necessary to verify see if the hair is really white (silver and more robust) or if it is gray and also the quantity of this type of hairs.

It is difficult to give advice if you do not see the situation, however in general dyeing herbs could color gray hair, depending on the amount and distribution of grey hair.

The result will be different to the coloured hair with highlights for a natural effect that will improve by subsequent colouring.

But if you have white hair, they are more resistant and for this reason most of women change and begin to cover with semi permanent dying.

To cover naturally the only natural substance is the plant henna such as Lawsonia Inermis, because his Lawsone, the henna particel can blend white hair to keratin and turns white hair to yellow.

So the only way to totally cover white hair is to make a first initial cover with a red powder (Cuivre-Acajou-Auburn), let the white hair coloring into yellow and then and apply one second hand of another darker powder.

The resulting colour will depend on your original hair colour, whether natural or coloured.

Otherwise, another alternative is to mix the color you want with at least 20% red, but it depends on the quantity of your white hair.

Theese solutions with henna give you a very beatiful red reflections into your hair in the sun.

When you manage to cover the hair well, you will have to continue the application every month, to mask the regrowth and not have to start the whole procedure again.

The resulting colour will be more intense every time you colour your hair.