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Posted by autumn on May 30, 2004 at 23:20:20:

In reply to: What about beets?? posted by Laina on May 28, 2004 at 19:55:47:

: I am on the hunt for the perfect henna color for my mom - she has
: dark ash blonde (I call it light ash brown) with some gray.
virgin
: hair. she wants PINK and she wants me to do it with henna. (!) I
: have tried and tried to convince her that henna is only orange,
red
: or some combination thereof, but she thinks that Im a magician or
: something and can produce a pink-red. burgundy-ish. Im currently
: strand-testing with some *burgundy* henna. (not body grade)
:
: but what about beets? They have a gorgeous pinky purple color
that
: stains *me* pretty well, but would they have any power to stain
: hair?? Has anyone tried a henna mix with pulverized beets/beet
: juice? and would (homemade) canned or frozen beets work or is
their
: composition damaged by the canning/freezing process?
:
: Any and all advice welcome!!

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: : I am on the hunt for the perfect henna color for my mom - she has : : dark ash blonde (I call it light ash brown) with some gray. : virgin : : hair. she wants PINK and she wants me to do it with henna. (!) I : : have tried and tried to convince her that henna is only orange, : red : : or some combination thereof, but she thinks that Im a magician or : : something and can produce a pink-red. burgundy-ish. Im currently : : strand-testing with some burgundy henna. (not body grade) : : : : but what about beets? They have a gorgeous pinky purple color : that : : stains me pretty well, but would they have any power to stain : : hair?? Has anyone tried a henna mix with pulverized beets/beet : : juice? and would (homemade) canned or frozen beets work or is : their : : composition damaged by the canning/freezing process? : : : : Any and all advice welcome!!
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