Natural recipes
Mineral oils
Henna can be removed from the hair using oil with medical alcohol by wiping the hair with medical alcohol and flaking it for 5 to 10 minutes, taking care not to reach the scalp, placing the mineral oil on the hair with alcohol on it, covering the hair with a plastic hat, Hair for 30 minutes, and then the hat is removed and wash hair with hot water and shampoo, and continue to wash as needed, with the need to use balm to moisturize the hair.
Lemonade
Lemon juice helps to remove henna from hair by completely soaking hair into a mixture of lemon juice and water, exposing it to the sun, keeping hair rolling to ensure full exposure to the sun, leaving it to dry, and then washing and moisturizing hair with a hair conditioner.
Baking soda
Baking soda is used to remove henna from the hair by mixing half a cup of water with two tablespoons of baking soda, leaving it for 10 minutes and then washing. After that, a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar is mixed with five drops of one of the essential oils and water together, And wash the hair by tickling it between all hair follicles, and repeat the process 3 to 4 consecutive days.
Peroxide
The use of peroxide causes hair damage, but it can be used if there is no other solution to remove henna from hair. It can be used by putting it on the hair for an hour, exposing the hair to heat through the sun or using the hair dryer, and then washing the hair with shampoo and conditioner. Care not to touch the eyes.
Other solutions
There are some solutions that help to get rid of the color of henna on hair:
- Leave the hair to grow, when the color begins to disappear gradually, it may take a long time, and can experience different hairstyles until the growth.
- Cut hair to reduce hair dyed henna.
- The use of some non-oxidizing pigments, ie no peroxide, to cover the color of henna, which is better than traditional dyes, which turns hair color to blue.