Natural Hair Dyes - Henna and Indigo

Can I just say that I am so jealous of Shelli of Hairscapades length of hair!!!! Gorgeous!!! Anyway enough of my green facial expressions. Here are her wonderful tips on dying natural hair using henna and indigo.

 

It’s finally here!! The highly anticipated (by, like, two people) tutorial for my two-step henna/indigo process!! LOL! I did a treatment this Sunday and photo-documented it for this post. I explained most of my process in my Henna and Me “interview.” So, a lot of this will be a repeat of that information. However, it’ll be bulleted and accompanied with pretty pictures and a little more detail . First though, here are a couple of notes about modifications I’ve made to my henna treatments due to my preferences and my hair’s needs:

Neutral Diaper Cake

It has been a while since I made my last diaper cake so I was so excited when the opportunity arrived to make one. This time round I wanted to make something different and the picnic basket idea kept ringing in my head. Well since a bottle of wine wouldn't be appropriate for the baby, I settled on making a "Sweets Basket". 


The Sweets Basket included:-

2 Ice-cream sundaes

2 receiving blankets, 2 onesies, 2 spoons, 5 bowls

I want natural hair. Now what?

For those thinking of leaving the creamy crack and growing your natural hair, here are some great tips on what to do.

By Chelsea of Naturally Curly
For the new converts to naturalness who are looking to revive damaged hair, or the curly whose hair simply took a turn for the worse, don’t fret — there are simple things you can do to get your hair back on track.

"Do unto others" Hairstyling

My friends have been watching me do my hair since I decided to grow it out. Some even joke at how long it takes and the different recipes required to deep conditioning, moisturize, clarify the hair etc. Regardless some have given me the pleasure to work on their hair. Here are some styles. There should be more but I forgot to take pictures :D


Flat Twists

 




Yarn Braids