So you colored your hair and it turned out really sudsy, well its happen to all of us to some degree or another. Some people have a few problems and ailments reactions to the henna they use, so rather than beat yourself up about the outcome of your henna hair coloring venture you should know what to do next.

First of all, I think its best to avoid any red or purple stains on the hair, which seem to be a dominant feature of damaged hair. What I mean is if your hair is purple or red there is a good chance that the henna might seep into the pores of your scalp and cause some odor and possible scalp infections. Perhaps more importantly than that is – don’t keep rubbing the henna into your hair – the more you do that the more the hair will break off and fall out.

I know this might be difficult but coconut oil is a great conditioner and it will replenish lost moisture to the hair. One way to incorporate it into the daily homecare regimen is by adding a little bit of coconut oil into the shampoo.

I really like to include this in my shampoo and water. I get a crème rinse or a chocolate brown crème rinse done with coconut shampoo. It makes it easier for me to rinse away the hair shampoo. I get a lot of people who are concerned about whether hair oil can cause thinning or falling hair. If you use it on a regular basis, definitely try it on one of your arms where the skin is more sensitive and you will see whether or not you suffer from thinning. I have not yet met anyone who has thinning hair who uses oil on a regular basis.

As for pomades and other oils, rub a little bit onto your scalp and give yourself a scalp massage. I massage my scalp for about five minutes when I shampoo and this helps the oil to absorb better. It doesn’t get rid of the oil in your hair for long periods of time. One big benefit of giving yourself a massage is that it is relaxing. Not only does it feel good, it reduces stress. This applies to all your daily stress Magazines and Customers can read while you shampoo. It helps reduce the tension that is causing you problems and soothes you.

When you are ready to rinse away the oil you should do it under warm water. This helps the oil to absorb into the hair more and it will be easier to remove. You can use an oil-removing shampoo from the local beauty supply store. You may have to go there a few times depending on how much oil you have. What you want to do is massage the oil into your hair from scalp to tip and rinse it off. Having your hair shiny and clean with some red-carpet hype will do wonders for you and your goose bumps! If you catch an itch, try rubbing lavender oil into the area.

We need to continue to hydrate our bodies and skin but also to feed our souls and check our diet. It is OK to have too much fat in your diet but you will be shocked at how many toxins and impurities that comes in with too much fat. As always, eat organic fruits and vegetables and lean meats and fish. Keep away from the fast foods and processed foods.

As for stress, stress is one of the big culprits when it comes to broken bones and hormones, among other health problems. Although it’s easier to blame your parents for your broken bones and hormones, it’s not exactly fair. Learning to control your stress levels can help you heal better, get stronger and live a better life.

Have you noticed how having some control of your life can improve your body and your psyche? I believe that taking control of your life can help you improve your body and your psyche. The next time you think about going out and having fun, consider if you could take control of your emotions instead. You may be surprised at how better you feel after it.