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Maybe you recently attended an Indian wedding or tried anall-natural hair color.
Henna is a paste made from theLawsonia inermustree.
Because of this binding, it’s difficult to remove the henna completely in one go.
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Still, if you want to speed things up, there are a few techniques that can help.
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Wash With Antibacterial Soap
Don’t overlook this straightforward solution.
Obioha is also a fan of micellar water, particularly if you have sensitive skin.
Reach for Oils
Hayag says that usingbaby oilorcoconut oilon your henna could help it fade.
Like micellar water, these oils help pull out the dye and fade the overall color.
Just keep in mind that both baby oil and coconut oil have the potential to clog pores.
“It gently dissolves the henna without causing irritation, she says.”
Add Baking Soda
As Curtiss explains, henna is different from other dyes.
In other words, even some at-home, over-the-counter products can remove the dye.
Use the toothpaste similarly to how you would use a scrub.
This can similarly be used to remove dead skin cells more quickly."
Apply Hydrogen Peroxide
Hydrogen peroxide can be swiped over the skin to help remove henna.
The Final Takeaway
Henna dye is long-lasting and tough to remove.
“And most forms of basic washing will facilitate the removal of the henna tattoo.
