How to Dye Your Hair<br />With Natural Ingredients.<br />When it comes to change,<br />one of the easiest and<br />most adventurous ways<br />of mixing it up is to try<br />out a new hair color. .<br />Unfortunately, many dyes contain chemical ingredients that<br />are not only harsh on your hair, but also the environment.<br />Here are seven natural<br />ingredients that will get<br />the job done and are safe<br />to go down the drain. .<br />1. Lemon Juice, Spray liberally on your hair, sit in the sun and<br />watch as the lemon’s acidity lightens your hair. .<br />2. Coffee, Combine brewed coffee, coffee grounds<br />and conditioner to create a mixture that’ll dye<br />your hair a shade or two darker. .<br />3. Chamomile Tea, This method is better for brunettes as its<br />lightening effect occurs more gradually. .<br />4. Henna, This long-lasting option (up to six weeks)<br />will darken or redden your hair.<br />5. Honey, The enzyme peroxide in honey will lighten<br />your hair once activated with water.<br />6. Beet Juice, Dye your hair a deep red by mixing beet juice with<br />coconut or olive oil and applying it to your hair. .<br />7. Beer, This lightening method is sun-activated<br />and best for already blonde hair.
