Re: may as well de-lurkPosted by Alison on April 28, 2004 at 17:19:02: In reply to: may as well de-lurk posted by eye of newt on April 28, 2004 at 00:00:56: : I used to post infrequently on the Henna Page forum as either: ygg or krasota, I think... mostly to provide info about PPD when : folks were just starting to look for info. I'm one of those people : who was lucky enough to be patch tested for PPD before she : ever had an accidental reaction to it... and based on the patch : test reaction (it was a doozy), I can never be near PPD. : : Fortunately, I don't react to the black dyes used in textiles. I'd : have to become a mopey goth in red or something instead of a : perky goth. : : I've been using henna for years. I bought my first package at a : mall in Sweden while on a GSUSA trip. I bought more from an : herbalist in my county in Indiana for several years. Now I buy it in : bulk at the local co-op (I currently live in VA). I have a feeling it's : Light Mountain, so I'll probably start looking into buying in bulk : from a Pakistani or Indian distributor in a year or so. I need to : clear out some freezer space first. ;) The henna I buy works : perfectly well, but I don't know that I absolutely trust the labelling. : I suppose it's fine, since it's for my hair, but I have a lot of : allergies and have cause to be wary. : : I'll probably link some pictures eventually. I just hennaed my hair : Thursday, so as soon as we get a sunny day, I'll likely find the : camera. : : I have no clue what my natural color is. My entire life, it has : ranged from cornsilk blonde to chestnut brown to strawberry : blonde to light brown... always red highlights. I hennaed : sporadically from ages 17-21. In my early twenties, my natural : color became distinctly red-gold for a few months and I decided : it was time to stay a basic color for awhile. I've also found that : henna seems to condition my hair nicely, despite the nasty city : water we use here. : : I'll link to a picture from a week and a half ago... it appears my : natural color at the roots is a light brown with red highlights. If I : let it grow, it would probably be a calico blend of gold, brown, and : red... maybe. : : ygg Another Virginian? Where are you?
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