How to Dye Hair With Home Supplies

Using hair dyes can dramatically enhance your appearance and personality. Hair dyes are pigments that give color to strands of hair and are available in two kinds -- permanent and semi-permanent. Permanent hair dyes have hydrogen peroxide that causes the color to penetrate into the hair cortex, while semi-permanent hair dyes gives variation to the natural color. Making a semi-permanent natural hair dye at home is safe and effective and works just as well as hair dyes on the market.

Things You'll Need

• Lemon juice
• Chamomile tea
• Black tea/black coffee
• Beetroot juice
• Carrot juice
• Henna
• Egg yolk
• Coffee
• Rum/brandy

Instructions

Blonde Hair Dye

1. Mix 1 cup lemon juice with 3 cups chamomile tea (brewed and cooled).

2. Rub the solution into the hair and leave it on for an hour.

3. Rinse clean with a shampoo of your choice and repeat the process daily for a few weeks to turn your hair blond naturally.

Brunette Hair Dye

1. Apply brewed black tea or black coffee to your hair.

2. Leave it for an hour and rinse clean with a shampoo of your choice.

3. Repeat the process daily for a few weeks to turn brunette naturally.

Red Hair Dye

1. Mix 1/2 cup beetroot juice with 1/2 cup carrot juice.

2. Rub the solution into your hair and leave it for 15 minutes.

3. Rinse well and repeat process daily to get desired results.

Henna Hair Dye

1. Mix 200 g henna with egg yolk, 1 tbsp. coffee and 1 tbsp. rum or brandy

2. Pour the paste in an iron vessel and keep it overnight to enable all the ingredients and the iron to react and form a natural dye.

3. Apply the paste to your hair in the morning and leave it on for two hours.

4. Rinse well with plenty of water. Henna hair dye gives a natural dark red color to the hair and also covers gray hairs.

References

• natural-homeremedies.com