~How To Remove Henna From Hair~

Heyaa Bunnies

Currently I am working on my haircolour rn... I got kinda bored of black hair and want to dye it soon.

I want to go lighter but I don't really have a colour planned.

I will take what my hair is giving me

Since I already made the experience that going lighter on pre-dyed hair will end up in a mess, I decided to get rid of it first. I first wanted to try colour b4 but it is kinda expensive (because I would need 2 packs) PLUS I can't be sure if it actually works. Especially bcuz I got henna on.

I started digging deeper and read many horrorscenarios of people trying to bleach on henna.

There was everything: From hair turning red, to green, to frying off..

Even more I decided to get rid off it.

I remember when I was 16, I was trying several methods to get lighter hair 

(I wanted platinum blonde back then, it was a hair desaster)

and a couple methods worked, including bleach for your laundry.

I am serious.

I put that shit on my head.

~young, wild and free...~

especially free of thinking cells LOL.

So before...I put that on my hair again, I will try the other methods haha.

So here is what worked for me:

First, I've put two spoons full of baking powder and lemon juice in a bowl..

And since I need a lot of mixture, I thought I put my hair oils in it too.

I don't use them and they waste space.

Definitely not needed for that process tho..

Aaaand a bunch of anti-dandruff-shampoo...we have tons floating around (since my mum is a natural bulk buyer), so after I empty them I'd still have a bottle to use somewhere HAHA.

So this is how my bowl looked like now

After I mixed it, it looks like this..

I've wet my hair by running water through it with my fingers and then applied it on top...

Also make sure, you don't have any wounds...

I had a cut on one of my fingers and lemme tell you, it burrrrrrrrnned.

I left it on for about 1-2 hours...I didn't really care about the time.

I just have a moment where I am like

"yuuup....let's go to rinse it out eventually".

I thought I might demonstrate how the water looked like afterwards.

You can literally see you're rinsing out the color.

(No, my hair was not dirty, that's 100% dye).

If you're curious, this is how my hair looked like before (with tons of henna and black hairdye on top)

I'll do this process a couple times before my bleach arrives and

then will edit an after picture here if you want...

BaiBai!!

xoxo Lynn