Does Henna Hair Dye damage hair?

Natural henna is not damaging, but beware of compound henna, which often contains metallic salts. Metallic salts bind permanently to the hair, and if ammonia based haircolor, perm, or relaxer chemicals are applied over hair treated with compound henna, melting, breakage, or an off-color (usually green) can occur. Unfortunately, compound hennas are not always labeled as such, and obvious metallic salt ingredients are not always listed. Be sure to research any henna brand thoroughly before applying. For more information, visit: http://www.hennaforhair.com./

Being that young & with hair cuts, your cuz doesn't have too much to worry about. Henna is the least damaging- but would be drying on the hair

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Tips on Dyeing hair with natural henna and indigo

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Not at all! Henna is not really dye, it's a natural condtioner. It just happens to have a brown/red tint which can be used to dye hair.

no, in fact henna is the most natural and oldest way of dying hair. Its all herbal and it smells good too. It wont be too harsh and will just give enough colour to make the hair shiny.

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no not really its actually kinda good for it

no its healthy and natural

no, it actually conditons your hair!

nope.