White Lavender
August 13th, 2012, 02:14 PM
I found this recipe to make a henna leaf infused oil but only want to try it if it doesn't change my hair's colour. What do you think?
Ingredients
coconut oil: 2 large cups
fresh henna leaves: approximately 2 stems full with leaves
fenugreek seeds: 2 tblsp
nigella seeds/ black seeds: 2 tblsp
In a large saucepan heat the coconut oil, as soon as the first boil comes turn off the heat.
Immediately add the henna leaves with the stems
Leave the contents in the saucepan until the oil has cooled down.
Strain the oil in a glass jar in which you want to store the oil.
Add the fenugreek and nigella seeds in it and also a few burnt henna leaves.
Place the jar in sunlight for 3-4 days.
Apply after warming a small amount of oil; massaging gently onto scalp. This infused oil is supposed to help the following problems: hair loss, dandruff, lack of shine, bald patches, dryness.
*I have never used henna before.
Ingredients
coconut oil: 2 large cups
fresh henna leaves: approximately 2 stems full with leaves
fenugreek seeds: 2 tblsp
nigella seeds/ black seeds: 2 tblsp
In a large saucepan heat the coconut oil, as soon as the first boil comes turn off the heat.
Immediately add the henna leaves with the stems
Leave the contents in the saucepan until the oil has cooled down.
Strain the oil in a glass jar in which you want to store the oil.
Add the fenugreek and nigella seeds in it and also a few burnt henna leaves.
Place the jar in sunlight for 3-4 days.
Apply after warming a small amount of oil; massaging gently onto scalp. This infused oil is supposed to help the following problems: hair loss, dandruff, lack of shine, bald patches, dryness.
*I have never used henna before.