Changing haircolour - henna or synthetic - need advicePosted by Nine on December 20, 2004 at 08:20:20: Hi everyone,For some time (approximately two years) now I have been using henna to colour my hair (usually dark red). I have used the 'Caca' blocks from Lush (www.lush.co.uk) but I have also made my own mixtures with powdered henna. I have also tried those prepackaged henna mixes but these do not change my haircolour at all, unfortunately. This is what I want to ask some advice about. This winter I would like to colour my hair in a dark brown shade (nearly black) but I am unsure of how to go about it. Prepackaged henna might solve this problem but I have tried this and for some reason prepackaged henna mixed do nothing for me. I have considered going to a salon to get a synthetic dye but I am afraid that this might react badly with the residue from previous henna colourings (and I am also reluctant because I have noticed a definite positive change in my hair when I started using henna - don't want to loose that). Basically I have the following questions: When is it safe to use a synthetic dye again, how long do I have to wait after my last henna colouring? What are my options when using henna to create a dark brown (think deep chocolate or a coffee colour) shade? My last henna colouring was over two months ago and I really need to get some colour in quick because greyish roots are starting to show *gulp*. My current (henna-coloured) haircolour is a deep red. My own haircolour is a dark ash-blonde, that's why I get grey roots showing (I'm 23)... I hope you can help me! Sincerely, Nine
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