Grey Hair Colour at Home and Getting Ready for Festivals

The Indian festivals are right around the corner and we all look for ways to get ready for them. Even with restricted movements because of covid-19, nobody has stopped celebrating the festivals. Nobody has stopped dressing up for the festivals, even when the celebrations are at home. So why not try a new look with me? I have done grey hair colour at home, removed my facial hair at home and did a quick makeup that is so versatile that it will go with any saree or any ethnic dress. Do you also want a good festival glow and an easy way to colour your hair naturally at home? Watch this video, as I bring to you a fabulous idea to colour your hair at home using a natural hair color that isn’t harsh on the scalp. Identify the problem areas: • Firstly, it is important to identify the grey hair areas. • If you have grey hair from the roots till mid-length or grey hair only on a section of the scalp then you can safely choose to do root touch up at home. • Else, if your greys are scattered all over your scalp then you will have to do full hair colour at home. Things you need to do Grey hair colour at home: • A hair colour of your choice. I will be using Godrej Expert Rich Crème Hair Colour • Non-metallic mixing bowl • A comb and a brush • A pair of plastic gloves • Vaseline or petroleum jelly Advantages of using Godrej Expert Rich crème hair colour: • Godrej Expert is free of ammonia and hence, safe for hair. Even after using it for a long time, it will not cause any damage to your hair. • The unique formula contains 10x aloe vera and works wonders on the hair. • The crème-based formula doesn’t drip and it doesn’t create any mess. • Godrej Expert comes in pre-measured sachets and you needn’t worry about the amount of crème and developer. • This natural hair colour has a pleasingly sweet fragrance. There is no harsh smell that will irritate your olfactory senses. How to do grey hair colour at home: • Apply petroleum jelly on the hair line, jawline, neck and wherever you think the hair colour can touch and stain your skin. • Start from the center section, apply the colour and then move to the next section. Keep taking small sections of hair and keep applying hair colour for good coverage. • Comb your hair so that hair color spreads evenly and covers the entire scalp. • Finally secure your hair with a clip. • Keep the colour for 30 minutes and then wash off the colour. Facial Hair removal I stay away from razors as it leads to increased facial hair growth for me. I recommend using tweezers and trimmers to remove facial hair. In the entire lockdown I have been using tweezer to remove extra hair from my eyebrows and upper lips. Easy Makeup Look Festivals are incomplete without dolling up. So here is a simple, evergreen make up look which will go really well with your saree, suit or even lehenga. Check out the few easy steps: • As a first step use the Primer on your face. This gives a smooth finish to your makeup. • Take a drop of foundation and blend it with a brush. • Use an eyebrow pencil to fill in the eyebrows and also give shape to them. • Next, we use concealer around the eyes and forehead to cover the pigmentation. • A Compaq powder is used to blend the foundation, concealer and have a flawless finish. • Do the eye-makeup of your choice. • Highlight the cheek bones and eyelids. • Apply kajal on your upper eyelid and lower waterline. This accentuates your eyes. • Use your favourite lipstick to finish the look. • Finally use the setting spray for a long-lasting make-up. Watch this video till the end and use these amazing hair colouring ideas to rock the festivals! 0:00 - Introduction 1:29 - Things You Need 2:18 - Unpacking 2:33 - Preparation 2:49 - Application 3:30 - After Wash 4:05 - Facial Hair Removal 2:47 - Make-up #haircolor #haircolouring #colouryourhairnaturally #naturalhaircolour #greyhair #greyhaircolour #greyhaircolourathome