Walnut Husk - Natural Hair Dye

Hair dye

Derived from the fleshy husk surrounding the walnut shell, walnut husk is used as a natural hair dye for making masks that deliver beautiful brown highlights or deepen the natural colour of fair to chestnut hair. It is often combined with Egyptian henna to create a palette of shades with warm undertones. The micronised quality we have selected ensures a fine powder, making hair masks easy to prepare, apply and achieve effective colouring.

£5.00

1 article = 250 g

Price per kg = £20.00

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stamp 100% PURE AND NATURAL

100% Pure And Natural

stamp FORAGED

Foraged

Warning: using plant-based colouring powders on bleached hair produces more intense colours!

Indications : Chestnut brown, red and brown

Applications: Hair dye

Difficulty level: Normal

Cosmetic recipes: Yes

The different forms that can be used:

  • As a macerate (leave to macerate for 24 hours in water at 4°C in the fridge) or as an infusion (10 minutes in water at 70°C) then filter through a coffee filter. This macerate can be used in rinsing lotions, shampoos or haircare treatments.

  • In powder form: in hair dye pastes, in hair mascaras, in dry shampoos, in shampoos bars.

Recommended synergies

For more intense results, we recommend mixing 50% walnut husk with:

  • 50% Egyptian henna

  • 50% Rajasthani henna

  • 50% Yemen red henna

For a 'treatment dye', we recommend adding non-colouring plant powders. Select according to your hair's needs (see 'How do you colour your hair naturally? ' section).

On ginger hair

Bluish black

Before and after

  • 70% Katam

  • 30% Walnut

Bright red highlights

Before and after

  • 50% Egyptian Henna

  • 50% Walnut Husk

On light brown hair

Natural light brown

Before and after

  • 100% Walnut Husk

Natural very dark chestnut

Before and after

  • 70% Katam

  • 30% Walnut

Brown with copper highlights

Before and after

  • 50% Egyptian Henna

  • 50% Walnut Husk

On dark brown hair

Bright dark brown

Before and after

100% Walnut Husk

Dark chocolate brown

Before and after

  • 50% Egyptian Henna

  • 50% Walnut Husk

On white hair

Before and after

Bright orange

  • 50% Egyptian Henna

  • 50% Walnut Husk

or

  • 100% Egyptian Henna

  • then 100% Walnut Husk

Everything perfect, maybe I would write better HOW to use these products and with which other powders they should be mixed to really get a dye.

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Susanna

This might surprise you how I use it. I'm a painter and I use this henna to create backgrounds for my canvases or by mixing it with my colors, like ivory for example. As I work with mixed organic materials, it makes my paintings more alive and present.

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Séverine

This is my first time buying a product like this, and it's absolutely great, I highly recommend it. Personally, I make tanning oils with it, and it's fabulous.

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Daniela

Leaves hair soft and shiny, the only downside is the smell, but it's bearable

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J

Mixed with Katam to avoid an orange tone on white hair

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