How can i remove the henna design fast off of my hand?
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I always use this product. What I do is hot water soap and scrub.. not the best method but it does work. Rough on the skin though if you're sensitive.
1797647
Same answer as Sheli. I have to scrub it with soap and a washcloth or loofa multiple times because I make mine very thick and dark. Good luck.
1797648
Ironically I found using a Mr. clean magic eraser worked pretty good to remove it with out irritating my skin. My sister used diluted bleach to lighten hers, but my skin is pretty sensitive so I just used the eraser. It worked pretty well.
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You need a chemical solvent like paint thinner to remove it. Water just makes it worse. You should wear gloves so it doesn't get on you to start, but it happens.
1478127
Hi, I think any beauty supply store sells cheap plastic gloves. I dont use gloves, right after I apply, i take a sponge (the kind with one rough side) and gently wash my hands, comes right off.
757847
Just use your thumb to slide it off. If you can't, try using a rubber glove or something.
583772
Use Eucalyptus essential oil to remove the logo : ) (Works great and it's natural)
1454496
Ideally they are rinsed right after use. I found that just running water through them isn't really sufficient though, so blowing air through them repeatedly to force out the extra is helpful. If it's already dry, try soaking the tips in water or vinegar to soften and break up the henna first.
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the Henna will lighten naturally as time goes on. If you really hate the color and want to go lighter there are color oops on the market at like Sally's that you can buy and it should correct some darkness by stripping with a peroxide. Im sure your hair will be happier if you leave it alone and just let the henna fade naturally.
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hi there - i'm afraid i can't answer your question, as i haven't used the product yet. it seemed to have some good reviews online though. i would recommend that you do a strand test with it before doing the whole head.....just in case. there was a good forum i found with lots of advice - something like knights of the long hair or something - lots of them had long hair and wanted to remove henna from it. don't have the link anymore, but worth googling.
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I don't use shampoo... not a big fan of it, I only use conditioner to get it out. Henna hair color will take 2 to 3 days to oxidize and reach its final color, I don't know if immediate shampooing will affect that but not being a shampoo fan I prefer not to take the risk. Also, check out sites like The Long Hair Community, they have a huge forum with Tons of info regarding henna and hair all based on personal experiences
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you remove the entire hand and replace it with the infinity glove which fits over a ball point but its really stuck will take some time to remove. Basically replacing the hand piece for another.
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Yes, it can be taken off with just your fingernails, and be put back on just as easily. I've already done it a couple of times, just pull out the cover but don't rotate it upwards then pop it right off.
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I just use a cotton ball. It comes off quickly. That has always worked for me.
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No! Just Peel it off! Put it on a clean area! A little hard to pull off at first!
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You should just be able to get your fingernail under an edge and then just peel it off. Not hard.
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I suppose you could use another brush or a comb, but removing it by hand seems the easiest method to me.
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Hello. You have to purchase the henna separately. I recommend Jamila BAQ henna. I hope this helps. : )
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Pick an edge and pry it slowly off...it kinda hurts fingers a bit..better tight than loose..good luck.