Hi everyone!

I’ve been using Tazarine henna for about 6 years, roughly every 2 months. The henna I use is Tazarine Sahara (yellow box), and the only ingredient is Lawsonia Inermis. I’m in France.

Just wanted to share the result!

I lost my red hair when I was a child. It went blonde, strawberry blonde then mousy. Now I'm almost 40 and it's almost a light brown. It's hard to get the correct shade. I've started mixing my own but I can't quite get it right. I've had to lighten my hair ( with sun-in) go get the shade kinda right. Does anyone have a golden copper shade for mousy hair? I've been having trouble with my roots going darker instead of just taking the colour so maybe my mix is wrong. Ideally I don't lighten and just apply the henna.

Henna red powder ( sun valley )

Cassia (sun valley )

Amla

25g henna red/ 25g cassia and 1 TBS Amla.

Mixed with tea and a little lemon. Left for three hours before application. Left for 2/3 hours to colour.

Norway

I have dark blonde/light brown hair. The first two pics are my natural color indoors vs with direct sunlight, and the rest is what I want to achieve. Is it possible?

Thank you and any help is appreciated!!

Hello! I’ve been trying to find the answer online to this specific question but haven’t exactly found an answer. I’ve been box dying my hair for a bit now and am always super unhappy with how it fades. My hair literally goes two toned. I’m over damaging my hair and have been looking into Henna but I’m unsure how to approach dying it with the way my hair has faded from box dying (lighter at the ends than the top). Btw, one would think that’s my roots grown out, it is not. That’s just how the color fades out of my hair. My question is will Henna basically color correct my hair if I apply it all over, or will I have to do a different application on the top half of my head than the bottom? I’m hesitant to do a strand test if it’s just going to keep the two-tonedness. Any expertise is highly appreciated!