One of the common methods to "spice up" the appearance is the color changing hair. A major obstacle for fast implementation of this desire is the understanding that resistant paint weaken the health of the hair, do not guarantee the desired hue, and as a result a new color, have very long and difficult to withdraw.

Natural dyes for hair



One of the ways to solve the problem is to dye the hair with the help of decoctions of plants that contain natural dye. Their advantage is that decoctions of these plants do not damage hair, but instead have a therapeutic effect.

Some teas are quite simply rinse your hair in order to slightly change the hue. For example, brown shades create a broth-based walnut (green rind), lime, tea and coffee. In addition to hair dyeing in chestnut color, protects against the formation of dandruff and strengthens hair decoction of onion peel. If you need black color, it is easily obtained from the decoction of the bark of spruce or sage. So colored even gray hair. These teas also give the hair Shine. If you want to lighten the hair, it is recommended to use a decoction of chamomile or lemon. But it is not necessary to use the lemon for dry hair.

Using natural dyes is possible, without spending a lot of time and resources to get the desired effect and the result is a new image.

Henna and Basma



There are many natural hair colours, but the most persistent is henna and Basma. When using them, unfortunately, rinsing does not do – they are used exclusively in the form of a mask. The shade depends on when the paint from the contact time with the hair.

Henna paints in shades from Golden to bright red. Basma without additives colors in shades of green, but in combination with henna paints in dark tone. These dyes add strength and volume to hair.

Advantages and disadvantages



There is a myth that henna and chemical dyes, harmful if too frequent use. This is a misconception. Henna and Basma have a therapeutic effect on the hair, strengthen the roots, improve growth, and to paint them as often as necessary. This is their main advantage over chemical dyes.

Among the disadvantages are, oddly enough, durability. The fact is that if you want to change the color, henna will either be cut off or removed in a darker tone. It is also very difficult for the henna to be done, for example, highlighting – most chemical dyes just won't work.