We know that the best way to dye hair is the usage of henna. Before using the henna paste, you can add to it tea infusion. This will enrich your hair with brown shade. But even without henna, it is possible to give a wonderful shade to your hair only by using strong tea. This is topical especially for those who avoid using chemical hair colors. We will introduce a few methods of dying hair with tea. Due to these methods, hair will not only get a new color, but will also have a fresh and healthy look.
How to get different shades with the help of tea
Pour 2 cups of boiled water to 2 tea spoons of black tea, put it on the low fire and infuse it for 20-25 minutes under the cap, and then winnow. Apply the hot infusion to your washed and dried hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel.
If you want to get a brown shade, it’s enough to keep the mixture for 15-20 minutes. Keep it for 30-40 minutes for a darker shade. Do not rinse your hair.
Use nut leaves and tea infusion for a coppery shade. Take dried nut leaves, crash them (2-3 table spoons), add 2 table spoons of black tea add 0.5l boiled water and boil it on a low fire for 20 minutes. Let it infuse for 20 minutes, winnow and apply the mixture to your washed hair.
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Use an infusion of tea and onion skins for a bright coppery shade. Boil 200g onion skin for 20 minutes in white grape wine on a low fire (you can also use red grape wine for the primary dark shade). Separately boil 2 table spoons of black tea and when the wine boils, add it to the onion broth. Winnow it and apply to your rinsed and dried hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel. Keep it for 40 minutes, then rinse it with warm water and dry with a towel.
Nourishing and dying hair mask with tea
If you want to cover your white hair and make them shine at the same time, then this mask is definitely for you! Take 2 table spoons of black tea, add 2 cups of boiled water and infuse for 8-10 minutes, then winnow it. Blend egg yolk with one table spoon of kefir and 1 tea spoon of olive oil. Mix the mass to the infused tea, blend it well and warm it on water steam. Apply the hot mixture to your washed hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel. Wash your hair with hot water after 1-1,5 hours and rinse with tea or with a chamomile broth. Keep the mask on your hair for 2-3 hours, if possible.
Tea – as a means of hair fixing
Tea infusion can also be used as a fixing method when whipping hair with rollers. Wet your hair with a dark and no-sweet tea infusion before whipping it with rollers. Take 2 tea spoons of tea leaves, add a cup of boiled water, infuse it for 5-7 minutes, winnow it and add 0,5 tea spoon of sugar. Wet each forelock of hair with the help of cotton, before rolling it. Dry your hair as always. No any wind will make you afraid anymore!
How to Dye Hair With Black Tea (Youtube)
How to get different shades with the help of tea
Pour 2 cups of boiled water to 2 tea spoons of black tea, put it on the low fire and infuse it for 20-25 minutes under the cap, and then winnow. Apply the hot infusion to your washed and dried hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel.
If you want to get a brown shade, it’s enough to keep the mixture for 15-20 minutes. Keep it for 30-40 minutes for a darker shade. Do not rinse your hair.
Use nut leaves and tea infusion for a coppery shade. Take dried nut leaves, crash them (2-3 table spoons), add 2 table spoons of black tea add 0.5l boiled water and boil it on a low fire for 20 minutes. Let it infuse for 20 minutes, winnow and apply the mixture to your washed hair.
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Use an infusion of tea and onion skins for a bright coppery shade. Boil 200g onion skin for 20 minutes in white grape wine on a low fire (you can also use red grape wine for the primary dark shade). Separately boil 2 table spoons of black tea and when the wine boils, add it to the onion broth. Winnow it and apply to your rinsed and dried hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel. Keep it for 40 minutes, then rinse it with warm water and dry with a towel.
Nourishing and dying hair mask with tea
If you want to cover your white hair and make them shine at the same time, then this mask is definitely for you! Take 2 table spoons of black tea, add 2 cups of boiled water and infuse for 8-10 minutes, then winnow it. Blend egg yolk with one table spoon of kefir and 1 tea spoon of olive oil. Mix the mass to the infused tea, blend it well and warm it on water steam. Apply the hot mixture to your washed hair, cover it with a polyethylene bag, and then with a piled towel. Wash your hair with hot water after 1-1,5 hours and rinse with tea or with a chamomile broth. Keep the mask on your hair for 2-3 hours, if possible.
Tea – as a means of hair fixing
Tea infusion can also be used as a fixing method when whipping hair with rollers. Wet your hair with a dark and no-sweet tea infusion before whipping it with rollers. Take 2 tea spoons of tea leaves, add a cup of boiled water, infuse it for 5-7 minutes, winnow it and add 0,5 tea spoon of sugar. Wet each forelock of hair with the help of cotton, before rolling it. Dry your hair as always. No any wind will make you afraid anymore!
How to Dye Hair With Black Tea (Youtube)