Basma for hair: recipes for coloring at home

The beautiful color of the hair and no harm to the health of the curls is not a myth, but a reality. It sounds like the next advertising slogan for a new hair dye, but in reality this statement is true in relation to natural means for staining. For example, a saturated dark shade can be obtained after using basma. About how to use basma for hair and recipes natural paints on its basis, we'll talk further.

Basma for hair: staining at home

If you have never once painted basma, then do not immediately experiment on all the hair. It is better to start with a small string, for example, on the back of the head, and stain it with the composition that you have prepared. After all, basma is a natural dye that can unexpectedly behave on different hair. And only if you like the new shade you can start painting the entire head.

What is better to dilute the basma for staining at home? The necessary consistency of paint based on basma can be obtained if it is diluted with water, kefir or egg. In addition, it is necessary to select the correct ingredients of the composition and observe the exact proportions specified in the recipe. For example, different amounts of basma in combination with henna give different shades. So, for coloring in black, you need 1 part of henna and 2 parts of basma with the addition of essential oils and water. And for coloring your hair in chocolate or chestnut color you need a mixture of the same amount of basma and henna in combination with ground coffee.

How to paint basmosa: folk recipes

Recipe for basm coloring with ground coffee

Paint, prepared according to this recipe, will give the hair a beautiful chestnut shade, and also make them more dense and shiny.

Necessary ingredients:

• basma - 1 packet
• colored henna - 1 sachet
• ground coffee - 20 gr.
• hot water - 1/3 cup
• kefir - 1/3 cup
• essential oil of rosemary - 5-7 drops
  

Attention! The number of ingredients is taken with the calculation of medium length hair.

Stages of preparation:

1. In a ceramic bowl, pour out bags of henna and basmas, carefully mix the mixture until smooth.

2. Ground coffee once again grind in a coffee grinder and pour it into the prepared mixture.

3. Add 1/3 cup of hot water (70-80 degrees), stir the paint. Drop by drop the essential oil of rosemary.
4. Pour in warm kefir and mix everything thoroughly.

5. Finished paint in its consistency should resemble thick sour cream. To obtain a beautiful chestnut shade, keep the remedy on your hair for at least 5 hours.

Recipe for basma staining with the addition of a raw egg

This option is for those women who want to become hot brunettes and yet do no harm to their hair.

Necessary ingredients:

• basma - 2 sachets
• colored henna - 1 sachet
• raw egg - 1 pc.
• warm water - 1/3 cup
• favorite essential oil - 3-5 drops
  

Stages of preparation:

1. In a deep ceramic or plastic bowl, we pour out the basma sachets.
   
   
2. Add henna and a little warm water, mix until homogeneity.

3. In the mixture, we add drop by drop the favorite essential oil.
   
   
4. Separately, beat the raw egg and pour it into the mixture with basma.

5. Very carefully mix the resulting mass. Finished paint should be a consistency, like liquid sour cream. To obtain a black color, the remedy is recommended for no more than two hours.

Apply any paint on the basis of basma hands with gloves. From above, the hair is covered with a packet and wrapped in a towel. Then the time necessary for staining is maintained and the agent is washed off with warm water without shampoo. It is also not recommended to wash the head for the first three days after staining with basma, since the natural dye still continues its effect.