Also, you can do this trick for eyebrows, although to do this safely you must make the person who’s eyebrows are to be done wear some swimmer goggles, the tiny ones that aren’t like the snorkling masks with the nose. Once the goggles are protecting your eyes from the fumes, you can apply vasoline around the areas of the eye which will not need dye, such as the eyelid and above the eyebrow into the forehead area. Make sure the vasoline is not getting on ANY of the hair you want dyed–if it does you must wipe it off and then gently cleanse with face soap/hand soap and rinse before re starting that eye. Then, lie down on your back for a while while the dye sets into your eyebrows. You won’t want it to set for too long, since eyebrows are naturally usually a slightly different (and usually darker, so don’t even think about bleaching the eyebrows too much or you’ll make them virtually disappear on your face!) shade of color than the hair itself.

Really, it doesn’t matter if you dye the eyebrows since you can always buy an appropriate eyebrow pencil for more exactitude for special occasions and photo opportunities

The recipe was just henna and lemon juice, left over night, then thinned with warm water the next day to make it toothpaste consistency.

Good luck with your hair!

Did you just use the first type of henna for hair on the site, Body Art Quality Henna: Punjabi Prime? Or did you mix another color with it? What recipe did you use? Thanks!