Nile Delta, Egypt · Pressed from dried leaves

Comment utiliser le vernis à ongles

Henna Oil is the forest-green, grassy-smelling oil of the henna plant, pressed from dried leaves by Amr and his team in Egypt. It conditions the scalp, adds shine to hair and helps tired brows and lashes look fuller, and unlike henna powder, it doesn't dye.

Botanical
Henna (Lawsonia inermis)
Origin
Nile Delta, Egypt
Method
Pressed from dried leaves
Color
Deep forest green
Stains?
No
Shelf life
2 years; best within 3-6 months
Comment utiliser le vernis à ongles

 

La meilleure façon, y compris le vernis à ongles, est de traiter le cuir chevelu et les cheveux comme des sourcils de henné ou de prendre soin des sourcils et des cils naturels.

Sourcils et cils vernis à ongles:

  • Plongez notre applicateur d'huile d'olive (votre huile contient un applicateur de sculpture à la main durable) dans le flacon et appliquez - le soigneusement sur la racine des sourcils, la ligne des cils est similaire à l'utilisation d'un stylo Eyeliner

Cuir chevelu et cheveux avec vernis à ongles routine:

  • Appliquer une petite quantité d'huile sur les racines des cheveux, le cuir chevelu et les cheveux mouillés entiers.Utiliser comme masque pendant 20 - 40 minutes, laver avec un shampooing doux et conditionner avec une goutte de vernis à ongles et / ou d'huile de Joba
  • En option, il suffit de quelques gouttes d'huile.Si vous utilisez une petite quantité, appliquez - la directement sur les cheveux mouillés et elle absorbera
  • Appliquer une petite quantité d'huile sur la peau à la racine des cheveux et appliquer de l'huile de massage autour; garder l'huile à l'intérieur; nettoyer si nécessaire
  • Si la texture de vos cheveux est bonne, vous pourriez avoir besoin d'un peu plus d'huile si vos cheveux sont fins et droits.N'ayez pas peur de faire des expériences.Dans le pire des cas, vos cheveux l'aimeront et seront très brillants; dans le pire des cas, vous devrez peut - être vous laver les cheveux à un moment donné:)

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