Re: question about avigal henna

[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Henna For Hair ~ Discussion Forum ] [ FAQ ]

Posted by Sactored on April 30, 2004 at 21:37:10:

In reply to: question about avigal henna posted by Shirasaya on April 28, 2004 at 16:45:13:

I've used it many times, but only the red and auburn and the stuff
is grainy...mostly I've used as it was the only option around,
however, with the discovery of this site, I have seen the light!
Access to the good stuff...yay!
: I saw a product marketed as "henna for hair" on several web
sites.
: http://www.ballbeauty.com/avigal-henna.htm is one and the other is
: sold from the just for redheads site. The product claimed that
this
: henna could be used without fear over permed or commercially dyed
: hair. It also claimed that their "100% pure henna" came in several
: different shades because new shrubs of the lawsonia plant had been
: discovered and developed, yielding shades ranging from hazel,
topaz
: and cognac to mahogany, brown (which has no trace of red in it),
: burgundy and black.
: It sounds like a lot of bunk to me, but is this possible?
: I'm a natural redhead who's dyed her hair auburn for several years
: and am tired of the damage to my long hair from the harsh dyes.
I'd
: like to use henna but don't want to risk any further damage (or
goat
: vomit colored hair, either). Is this product worth considering?

Follow Ups

Post Followup

Name:
E-Mail:
Subject:
: I've used it many times, but only the red and auburn and the stuff : is grainy...mostly I've used as it was the only option around, : however, with the discovery of this site, I have seen the light! : Access to the good stuff...yay! : : I saw a product marketed as "henna for hair" on several web : sites. : : http://www.ballbeauty.com/avigal-henna.htm is one and the other is : : sold from the just for redheads site. The product claimed that : this : : henna could be used without fear over permed or commercially dyed : : hair. It also claimed that their "100% pure henna" came in several : : different shades because new shrubs of the lawsonia plant had been : : discovered and developed, yielding shades ranging from hazel, : topaz : : and cognac to mahogany, brown (which has no trace of red in it), : : burgundy and black. : : It sounds like a lot of bunk to me, but is this possible? : : I'm a natural redhead who's dyed her hair auburn for several years : : and am tired of the damage to my long hair from the harsh dyes. : I'd : : like to use henna but don't want to risk any further damage (or : goat : : vomit colored hair, either). Is this product worth considering?
Optional link URL:
Link title:
Optional image URL: