You've heard a lot about the cancer caused by long-term hair dyeing. Using my absolute health is natural and beautiful!

Back in those days, my grandmother had short black hair and was charming when she was in middle school. Even my mother said that models can advertise shampoo in body double (in other words, they can only take pictures with spoons behind their heads).

Unfortunately, however, I inherited my father's genes and got old.

I didn't care at first, so I pulled it when I was free. When I was worried that my hair would get thinner again and I was in a hurry to find hair dye, my husband without white hair casually said:

"What kind of hair is dyed, white is white, it doesn't matter."

Although there is a meaning of "I don't mind you getting older again", after all, I was stimulated and immediately sprayed him with a face:

"Men's long white hair is doubly attractive, and women's long white hair is old-fashioned, you know!"

Actions speak louder than actions. My parents' common brand "XX Nostoc flagelliforme" smells like ammonia. There are too many reports in the newspaper that hair dyes cause cancer, and I am not at ease about the ingredients of natural chemical hair dyes claimed on the shelves of shops. After some online research, nail pollen and indigo powder made of grass leaves were finally finalized. It has been dyed for several years and the effect is very satisfactory. It is necessary to strongly recommend it! But before Amway, let me briefly explain.

Nail pollen is also called nail pollen, and indigo powder is the dye we use for batik. Indians like to draw tattoos with these two natural dyes, and the effect is very beautiful (and painless).

Dyeing hair with nail pollen and indigo powder is actually making leaf powder into paste, rubbing it into hair, wrapping it with plastic wrap, pickling it for about three or four hours and then washing it off. Natural black hair will not be covered, but white hair will be dyed. Nail pollen is dyed red and indigo powder is dyed blue. When the two powders are mixed together, different degrees of brown can appear. Dye henna first and then indigo twice. Indigo is black.

Nail pollen is usually mixed several hours in advance, so it should be mixed before dyeing at night and used the next morning. If you want to dye it brown, mix the two powders together in advance and stir well. If you want to dye it black, you should dye it twice. The first time, henna, after washing, mix indigo powder and dye it again immediately (use it immediately after mixing indigo powder).

Three or four hours sounds scary, but it is normal to go out to the hair salon for a few hours. Doing it at home is both economical and reassuring, and you can do whatever you want. Like me, I usually get up on Saturday morning and dye my hair while watching Korean dramas. After watching an episode, I washed clothes and did housework. You can almost wash it when you are busy. The key is the effect. After being praised outside, I really feel that the trouble is worth it.

* The picture above is pure henna, and the picture below is henna first and then indigo (please forgive me for not having the courage to dye a seaweed head with pure indigo).

I just want to cover my white hair. If you want to dye your hair rainbow, this method of dyeing your hair is definitely not suitable for you. We Asians who are born with black hair, if we want to dye bright red into blue, green, blue and purple, we must first bleach our black hair. Before I have the courage to do something new, I think I'd better pretend to be young, so that henna indigo powder can meet my requirements.

Because the dyeing effect of henna indigo is not stable, if you are more traditional and can only accept pure black hair led by the central government, then use chemical hair dye and pray that the ingredients inside will not poison your body.

The reason is simple-hair will always grow!

People with fast hair like me don't have to wait until the color fades. They must dye it once a month, so no matter how long the color lasts, they can't be lazy. If they are lazy, they just dye their roots. There are permanent and semi-permanent hair dyes bought outside, and natural plant leaf powder is sure to fade easily. Although there are some differences in the color of different layers of hair according to the degree of laziness (the reasons are listed in the table below), I think it is more natural to mix with most black hair to achieve the effect of high light.

Many articles introducing this natural hair dyeing have different formulas, including eggs, coffee, essential oil, various oils, lemon, ginger, tea, vinegar, honey and sugar. In short, everyone can eat. I just steal a few spoonfuls of mom and dad's instant coffee and mix the powder evenly. As for the proportion, I'm a lazy man, never unpredictable, almost wet as mud.

Because everyone's hair is different from the original hair color, it is normal to absorb different pigments. I tried several different formulas according to the online introduction, but they didn't achieve the same effect.

The picture above shows the effect of natural blonde hair dyeing, but my white hair has not completely reached the effect of the picture above.

This is the effect of different recipes in different periods and I feel good about myself.

Henna, like indigo powder and soy sauce, is easy to cause difficult-to-wash color marks, so before dyeing, apply vaseline on the skin close to the hair (as well as ears), use disposable gloves when dyeing, and it is best to put an old towel on your shoulder. After dyeing, wrap it in plastic wrap and wrap it in a towel, so you won't be afraid of falling.

Some people say that it must be wet dyed, but wet hair is difficult to rub in. Some people say that hair should be washed and dried before dyeing. But I'm lazy. It doesn't make much difference if I dye it many times. It's easier to rub it in.

Just like salted chicken with too little marinade can't taste, when dyeing hair, you should rub the hair dye into the scalp and leave it thick at the hair root. So in terms of quantity, don't be too stingy, you'd rather adjust it a little more, or you'll be sad if you dye it half full. As for the time, from the first four hours to the present two hours, I think there is not much difference between the effect and the duration.

As for the two methods of dyeing black and white hair, henna does not need to be washed too clean after the first dyeing. It is said that henna should be kept for better coloring.

Many people say that you can't use shampoo immediately after dyeing your hair. I think it will be a little sticky no matter how I wash it, and if I scratch my scalp, my nails will be as black and ugly as if I haven't washed my hands for months, so I'll just wash them with shampoo instead of conditioner.

Pure natural plants, unlike chemical hair dyes, are harmful to hair and are said to raise hair. Because my hair is naturally beautiful (haha) and I haven't tried chemical hair dyes, I don't think there is anything special, but I can rest assured that there is no substance that may cause cancer to penetrate into my scalp.

Since it is made of leaf powder, this dyeing method will definitely smell like grass leaves after dyeing. Personally, I don't feel disgusted, but I feel quite fresh. Think of it as rolling on the grass. If you don't like it, just add some essential oil to cover it.

Regarding the brand, price and quality, I bought pure natural henna and indigo powder on Amazon, which can be used for tattoos with the best quality. It is said that some nail pollen in China claims to dye black hair, which must be deceptive or chemically added. I have always believed that there is nothing really "cheap and good" in this world, and I dare not buy it if it is too cheap.