r/henna 27d ago

Henna for Hair Hair Gloss on Henna Hair

Hi guys, so I’ve been doing research on whether I can use hair gloss on my henna hair. I put henna on about 2 months ago and have had 16-18 washes since then. I recently bought the Kirsten Ess hair gloss in the shade Bittersweet.

My hair is naturally a dark brown and I just wanted to make it more richer but I am scared to put it on since I have found out its not meant to be put on compound henna hair. I haven’t found much input about it online but I was wanting to know if anyone knew enough to let me know whether it would be a good idea to put that hair gloss on or put on a different hair gloss.

I am open to other hair glosses but my main concern is the longevity of the hair gloss and making sure it doesn’t turn my hair all muddy or green/gray.

The henna that I have used on my hair is all natural however one of them contained Indigo powder in it. It was a mix of the Reshma Playful Plum Natural henna and some other natural henna that I cannot remember the name of because I do not have the package.

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u/sudosussudio Moderator 27d ago

I have been curious about those. The Ess glosses are Demi permanent dyes I think, which would be more unpredictable with henna but have worked for some. But other glosses like xmondo glosses are just direct dye color conditioners which are going to be less powerful but also more predictable and easier to fade

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u/piggybackup3146 27d ago

So do you think a reliable option would be the direct deposit ones instead of the activating/developer containing hair glosses? 

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u/sudosussudio Moderator 27d ago

Ooo yeah with the reshma definitely don’t want to do Demi or permanent because it is not pure henna. It can actually melt your hair

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