Henna + Indigo - How To | Diy Black Hair Dye | Henna On Natural Hair | Tia Kirby

What'S up, everyone is to see if every welcome back to my youtube channel and I'm finally, back with another hair video, I am dying my hair with henna. It has been a long time since I've done so, and I wanted to do an updated version of my old old super old video. Where shows you how to do a henna loss treatment, but this time I'm actually doing a straight up in the treatment and then also doubling it up by dyeing my hair black using indigo. Now, if you have been following my channel, then you know that I used to use henna all the time and I decided to just you know: take the shortcuts and use box dyes, but I'm using the demi-permanent. Still, I feel like took a total of my hair. So I want to try I'm going back to Hannah and I'm using henna by henna soup, and I will put all of their information there below I partnered with henna soup, to show you how to set by step dye your hair, and especially, if you want to Dye, your hair black henna has so many, and so so many benefits and, of course, I'll tell you all of that as we're going through the video anyway. I hope that you will enjoy the video. Please leave any comment below in the comment section and I will definitely be here to answer them. I do not have any grades as of yet that I'm covering I just like to have my hair, like that rich dark, deep black color. You want to see my original natural hair color, then, of course, I'll keep linking and then I'll include the link below. So you can go back and see my henna glass treatment, where I only use henna and did not go in and follow it up with indigo to dye it black. So that is pretty much it I'm gon na. 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Let'S get to the video jumping right in I'll, be using hitter six red rosh henna mixed with cassia powder and processing it with green tea supplies needed for green tea bags, plastic, wrap, tennis, looks indigo a measuring cup, an old plastic bowl and, of course, a plastic Spoon to stir it all up, I am using it two packs of the red ROG, henesys, henna and half a pack of the cassia powder. Of course, red ROG henna from the souk is a hundred percent organic henna powder and the same along with the cassia powder. If you have lighter hair, flip may be blonde, cassia will give it a more golden color. The henna will give it a red color. If you have dark hair like me, then you may get a red tint from the henna, but the cassia powder will not affect your hair. Now, I'm point pouring in gradually to mix it into the powder. My green tea. I did boil four bags of green tea in three cups of water, just so that you are aware - and I did end up using all of the green tea to mix it in you would use less if you have less hair than me or shorter hair than Me on my hair, I consider to be - I guess, medium density thick and it's nearly waist length. So if your hair is longer or thicker than you probably want to use the same amount or a little bit more and of course, if your hair, shorter and thinner it's useless now, I'm using Vaseline to prepare my forehead, my skin and everything for the henna application. So this is my hair. What I did was just rinse it thoroughly clean and rapid and pop it in a microfiber towel. Now you can see when I've used box ties before I used a permanent dye and it lifted the root of my hair, because it was on for too long was that too much hair, and also I have new growth in so my natural hair is coming through. This is the henna the next day after sitting overnight and, as you can see, it has turned color and is now ready to process on my hair parting, my hair into four sections, just so that I can prep my hair and apply it now. The difference with this application - I am applying it with my fingers just because it's easier, you can use a color application brush, as I just showed you, but I just find it much easier just to get in there with my fingers and apply it now. The difference between this application and my original henna video is, I did a henna gloss, which means I added oils and everything. But this time I'm going for a straight up color. I always prefer to apply the henna to the roots of my hair first and then I'll go back through and apply it to the length of my hair. Anna has so so many benefits such as giving your hair a great lightweight protein treatment. It adds great definition to your curl, so if you are lacking different curl definition, it's great for giving you profanation, it adds shine. It enriches the color of your hair, it conditions your hair thoroughly and it's a very natural way to dye your hair as you'll, see in part two of this process. I'M gon na be adding indigo, so I have applied the henna to not only the roots of my hair, but also down the length of my hair and now I'm wrapping it in saran wrap. I highly recommend doing this when you are waiting to allow the unit to process just to help keep the henna from rubbing off on anything, and it just helps it to kind of incubate and process on your hair, henna, normally processes within four to six hours. But for the best colour payoff, I usually leave mine on overnight. So, as you can see, I've thoroughly wrapped my hair with saran wrap and now I'm just adding an extra layer of protection using a plastic cap and then I'll tie all that down with a satin scarf and then tie it up once more just to keep it From running all over my hair, this is a brave bonnet that you can get from the beauty supply store, and I wanted to show you this is how much Hannah had the head left over. So you see, I used a lot of henna. If you do have any left over, you can freeze it now we're getting ready to process the Indigo. I started off using this small butter bowl. As you can see, we, my family, loves butter, but I decided, since I had so much Hannah and I didn't learn so much Indigo powder. I did not want it to spill over, so I just transferred it into the old bowl. Of course, cleaning all of the leftover Hannah out first, this indigo powder process is super easy and super quick. All you need is hot water, so I boiled three cups of hot water and am using two 100 gram. Packs of the Hennis look indigo powder and, as you can see, I'm doing the same thing pouring in the water, the hot water gradually, so that I can mix it in very thoroughly. You want to mix it to a paste-like consistency, but if you are using a deep dish bowl like me, you want to be careful because, as you can see at the bottom, that henna may not be mixed. Well, so you want to keep adding water and making sure that it's mixed well to a paste consistency, not any looser than that. This is what it looks like after I'm done. Mixing I'm going to do the same thing by wrapping it with saran, wrap and letting it sit, and now I am going to rinse all of my henna out of my hair. So, as you can see, it looks basically like a clay mask. I wanted to show you kind of up close and personal what it looks like after it's said overnight and now it's time to go rinse. If you want to see how it rinses out of my hair, I will link the video down below and, of course up here, you can click on it to see step-by-step, how it rinses out now here is after rinsing the henna out, and you can see the New growth and, of course, the over-processed parts of my hair, where the henna really took because my hair was lightened. So if you have lighter color than I do, then you will see more of the red in your hair, and this is what the Indigo looks like. After processing, probably for about 45 minutes and now I'm doing the same procedure by applying the Vaseline, so you can see as I mix the Indigo around it comes out a little bit green under surface. But it's still gon na give me that beautiful blue-black color. I'M now doing the same exact process, applying it first to the roots, then I'm gon na go in with small sections, apply it to the roots of the small sections and then down the length of my hair. I don't have any Gray's in her hair and have not gotten any as of yet, but if you do have Gray's, then using the Indigo will be a wonderful way for you to naturally cover your Gray's and give you that deep black color you may have to Process the Indigo twice so you'll see later in the footage. I did still have a little bit of the red showing in my reach, but not much not enough for me to care that. I need to go back and really reprocess it as of yet. But if you really want to do so, you can reapply it as you can see here, I'm applying it to my brows. Just so I can deepen my brows and make sure that they match more closer closely to the color of my hair and I'm making sure that I take a damp towel to clean up around the areas of my brows and make sure that it's only on the Hair portions of my hair, I'm leaving the Indigo on for four to six hours, and this is the final result after rinsing it thoroughly and co washing my hair very lightly. I did deep condition my hair, and this is the final result. Alright, I hope you all enjoyed and super-dee-duper love this video, and I hope that you found it helpful if you're interested in henna and found all the benefits that I listed check out. Henna sook down below and you can use my code to get 20 % off of your order, so definitely check her out. Make sure these show some love and then also order and don't forget to use my code. I won't get any Commission's or anything or any kickbacks. This is just her eye, friends love to my audience, and so I wanted to make sure that you guys got the code so use that to get 20 % off and you know again, it makes sure that you follow me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram everywhere. But let me give you one more look at my hair and final results. So, as you can see the black really took to my hair, I do have a couple of spots with the red again, if you that bugs you, then you can definitely go back and reapply the Indigo so that it will take a little deeper. But for me I'm loving it. I love you all thanks so much for watching, and I will see you in the next video