Very unhealthy.

He said it goes right through scalp & into body & could hurt baby, so of course I stopped immediately.

Never bothered again. If people don't like the gray, fuck 'em.

Good luck with your dye

I seems to be the gentlest option. If I have any issues with it I'll stop dying.

It conditions your hair too so your hair feels silky too, I like Light Mountain Henna. I’ve been using their Cinnamon color and love it.

I leave it on for a couple hrs and it totally covers grey.

In the end it was often purple and green and no, it was not stylish at that time. It was also very thin with bald batches showing. It looked bad and I told her that.

She was using cheap Clairol products.

After watching her hide the gray, I decided not to do that. At my age, I don't have a lot of gray luckily.

I don't plan on dying it. I did it a couple of times and it ruined the texture of my hair so I gave up on it.

Best of luck regardless of what you do.

My wife uses henna. Gets alot of compliments and it smells good.

Amazon links below. If you have a local indian market, you may be able to find it there.

The first product by itself is a little orange. Adding indigo, makes it a nice brown.

https://www.amazon.com/Nupur-Henna-Goodness-Herbs-Grams/dp/B07KC1B3YD?

https://www.amazon.com/Nupur-Henna-Goodness-Herbs-Grams/dp/B07KC1B3YD?

I'm a carrot top.

I used to combine red, light brown and cinnamon but just doing cinnamon lately. I was a natural red head so sometimes I add red. The red alone is really bright.

It's so difficult finding that color so I go with red. I was born with copper hair.

My colorist uses All-Nutrient organic color in it, and it's been really strong and healthy all that time.

I’ve been using it for a few years and haven’t had any problems. I’m gradually working my way lighter, because I do want to get off the coloring merry-go-round eventually.

I'm leaning towards henna but am keeping my options open.