Hair Rinse Hacks: make these teas and soak hair for 30+minutes; then allow to air-dry
Different methods for hair rinses include filling a bowl with the tea and sitting there while hair soaks; plugging up a sink and using a cup to continuously rinse tea through hair; spraying tea into hair and wearing a shower cap; or simply spraying into hair.
Hair rinses need to be repeated often, results are not immediate nor permanent :-( it's just like a self-tanning lotion: repeated use builds up the color change and then casual use as necessary to maintain/upkeep the color

Brunette Hair:
Sage (darken hair)
Coffee
Black Tea (chestnut highlights)
Clove (chestnut highlights)
Rosemary (warm tones)
Parsley (lightens)
Marigold (gold and red highlights)
Cinnamon (dark lowlights, red tone)
Hibiscus Flower (red highlights)
Marigold (golden highlights)
Lemon juice- mix with water & spray on hair before blowdrying or going in the sun
Chamomile Tea [I've tried this and it made my blonde hair very yellow]
Saffron
Rhubarb
Catnip
Sunflower Petals
Calendula
Honey [I've tried this and it turned my blonde hair orange, do not recommend!!]
Lemon juice- mix with water & spray on hair before blowdrying or going in the sun
Chamomile Tea [I've tried this and it made my blonde hair very yellow]
Saffron
Rhubarb
Catnip
Sunflower Petals
Calendula
Honey [I've tried this and it turned my blonde hair orange, do not recommend!!]
Cranberry juice
Rosehips
Calendula (auburn highlights)
Red hibiscus
Carrots (for golden tone)
Beet juice
Saffron (yellow/orange hue)
Brown hair: black tea, rosemary,
boiled potato water
Dark Brown: sage
Medium Brown hair: tag alder bark chips
Blonde: rhubarb root, licorice root, catnip
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