Natural Henna from SHEA BUTTER COTTAGE |
Mix in a rubber or plastic container (use nothing metallic). |
Hot water |
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When it comes to hair, doing everything (detangling, washing, deep conditioning etc) in sections has made my life easy. |
This particular step is very essential unless you don't mind staining your hands a bright orange color. |
First quadrant all done. |
Half way through |
Henna application entails work, time, patience, cautiousness. Be careful and meticulous or else you will stain almost everything henna gets onto. |
Since i cant seem to find extra large shower caps to cover my large head, this polythene bag served a good purpose. |
The poly bag traps the heat produced by the body which helps distribute the henna to all parts of your hair you may have missed. |
Finally i covered the poly bag up with my scarf for beautification (lol). Who wants to walk around with a rubber bag on their heads... |
I kept the henna in my hair for just a couple of hours (abt 3 hrs) before washing it out. |
One hair tie 2 bobby pins one hair barrette That is all i needed for this style. It took me under 5 minutes to achieve. |
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