I did a couple posts on Henna thanks to the lovely Ms. Courtney and my baby girl, Tionne. I would love to try it out, however, I am truly not a good candidate for it. As an alternative, I am considering Cassia. I want the conditioning benefits of henna but I do not want the "red" highlights that henna deposits onto the hair.
My hairdresser colors my hair with lighteners and bleach...that will never change for me - even though I know it's not the healthiest thing for my hair. (#dontjudgeme) It is something I have decided I will live with! Because of my decision to continue to color, I know I must do a little something extra to take care of it. Deep conditioning is already a huge part of my hair care regimen. I think the next step is the Cassia.
My hairdresser colors my hair with lighteners and bleach...that will never change for me - even though I know it's not the healthiest thing for my hair. (#dontjudgeme) It is something I have decided I will live with! Because of my decision to continue to color, I know I must do a little something extra to take care of it. Deep conditioning is already a huge part of my hair care regimen. I think the next step is the Cassia.
What attracts me to the procedure? A couple of things
1. It does not deposit color but it can add some mild yellow tones
2. It provides shine – big plus
3. It is an herb that helps condition and strengthen
How to use:
Based on what I read on Mehandi I plan to do the following:
· Stir enough warm water into cassia to product a texture similar to that of yogurt
- Section hair into 4 detangled sections
- Apply the product throughout hair
- Wrap hair in plastic wrap and leave mixture on for approximately one hour
- Rinse hair thoroughly and shampoo. Hair should feel heavy, thick and silky (Results should last one month, repeat. Most report more curl after use)
I found a very helpful YouTube video that I have included below. She gives you her step by step application process.
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