Dahi or Indian yogurt is recommended for rough, frizzy hair as it is a strong conditioner. Henna can be used to add volume if soaked overnight but will leave some color, ranging from orange-brown if used with black hair to burgundy if soaked in an iron bowl with tea. Henna should be left in the hair for 1 to 3 hours, then washed out with plain water and air dried. Massaging hair with coconut or mustard oil before bed can further benefit hair, with mustard oil recommended for its density and warmth which can counter any cold effects from henna on the nasal system.
Dahi or Indian yogurt is recommended for rough, frizzy hair as it is a strong conditioner. Henna can be used to add volume if soaked overnight but will leave some color, ranging from orange-brown if used with black hair to burgundy if soaked in an iron bowl with tea. Henna should be left in the hair for 1 to 3 hours, then washed out with plain water and air dried. Massaging hair with coconut or mustard oil before bed can further benefit hair, with mustard oil recommended for its density and warmth which can counter any cold effects from henna on the nasal system.
Dahi or Indian yogurt is recommended for rough, frizzy hair as it is a strong conditioner. Henna can be used to add volume if soaked overnight but will leave some color, ranging from orange-brown if used with black hair to burgundy if soaked in an iron bowl with tea. Henna should be left in the hair for 1 to 3 hours, then washed out with plain water and air dried. Massaging hair with coconut or mustard oil before bed can further benefit hair, with mustard oil recommended for its density and warmth which can counter any cold effects from henna on the nasal system.
"dahi" Indian youghurt is a super strong conditioner.
So it's recommended for rough frizzy
hair. you already have silky hair. if you want volume you should try henna which is soaked overnight. but mind you it will leave some color. Since you have black hair, you might get orange-brownish tint. if you soak it in a iron bowl, in tea, you might get a burgundy tinge. but it will give volume. So once you apply henna, leave it for 1 - 3 hours. wash it off nicely with plain water. let your hair air dry. massage your hair before bed with good amount of coconut oil or mustard oil. Mustard oil is recommended for 2 reasons. it's more dense. and henna has cold temperament, so leaving it on your head might impact your nasal system. Mustard oil will give you that warmth and help you with it. henna will stain your cloth or carpet permanently so have to be careful with it. a hand shower will be better to wash it off to prevent cleaning the shower area later. let you scalp soak in mustard oil overnight, and then shampoo it the next day. weekly once. so for example, soak henna on Thursday, apply on Friday. oil your scalp and hair on Friday night. shampoo your hair on Saturday. Show less