Try the other options my friend with Dan hair used cinnamon & honey & said it works

1/2 teaspoon lavender oil
1/2 teaspoon ginger oil
10 tbsp sesame oil
Mix together, apply to roots for half an hour and wash out.

Now now. It’s a good de-icer in drivewsys during the winter. 🤣

Amla oil known also as Indian gooseberry.

I agree completely. Dark hair makes you look even older as you age. I know firsthand because a hairdresser dyed my hair about 10 times darker than what I wanted. And now I am stuck with it and I hate it. Communication is everything. If it doesn’t seem that they are listening to you, walk out!

I second this QUESTION^^^

nope! Don’t do it. Table salt will dry out your hair and damage it. Sea salt all the way. Don’t even eat table salt. Throw it out. lol :P :D

Go to Tapdancinglizard.com. I am a former cosmetologist and they have pure henna, pure indigo, and more. I would use on myself and clients. Do not use any other henna. Many companies lie about ingredients.

Henna!!

I have dark brown/black hair and have developed an allergy to hair dye. I need to find a natural hair dye? I have tried Henna and it was a mess and smelly and a 4 hour process. Then tried another natural and it was a little better. The last one I tried was better and faster, but feel like it dried out my hair. Trying to find something natural that will color the grey and is healthy.

Use Hennz.

I think she drank the champagne while she sunbathed with lemon juice in her hair. Sounds like an excellent idea! :)

This is silly, but my sister always used
Lemon juice and chapagne. It worked but I’m not sure the champagne didn’t much… But who knows?!

Naturcolor brand is often sold in health food stores and is also sold online https://naturcolor.com/

It is a permanent haircolor that covers gray well and is safer than the brands found in the drugstore. I have used it for 17 years.

What is the name of the product..

i think you will need to do traditional coloring. when you go to the shop, they remove (aka lift) the color from your hair and then give you what you want. i dont think there is any way the doesnt involve chemicals. perhaps you can find an organic beautician. we have one or two in my area, but i have never gone to them. at least pay for their time to see what they can offer and get info on what is done to lighten hair.

i dont think you can go from brown to blonde unless you get a permanent (grow out kind) coloring. i think the best you can hope for is brightening. you have to remove the dark pigment and that is what is done in beauty shops.

yes lemon! then go sit in the full sun for half an hr or so. it will also lighten age spots.

@carol DO NOT DARKEN YOUR HAIR AS YOU GET OLDER! will make you look even older. go a bit lighter. this is one trick used by movie stars. my mom was a beautician and she told me this decades ago.

is purified water the kind made from steam? or would running it thru my berkey make it purified?
tyty

Lemon, I’m a fellow dirty blonde and this works amazingly. It’s the holy grail of blonde lightening!

Then I tried the apple cider vinegar suggestion mentioned in the article. It did make my hair shiny and very soft, but again it did not lighten my hair at all.

By the way, I have fine textured, dark blonde/light brown hair, cut in a bob about chin length. My hair always takes color very well so I was hopeful one of these natural processes would work.

Carole…Dr Ade has articles about how to darken hair. I’ve seen one article where he discusses using coffee, along with a few other ingredients. Just google Dr Axe Hair Dye and you should see his articles.

Depending on how dark you want to go, you can use chocolate!

Yes!

I’m going to try your eyebrow dye to see if that works. Are there any other tips you could give me?

Thank you!

There are many different grey root cover ups on the market! My mom and grandma both use them and they last until you shampoo again!