Re: turmeric

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

Posted by Jane on June 10, 2004 at 13:37:59:

In reply to: Re: turmeric posted by Cullene on June 10, 2004 at 12:33:41:

Ok, I think I know what you are going for, but I *think* it may be
hard to attain with henna and other plant dyes. Again, though,
someone with darker hair can certainly step in here and correct me.
Anyway, it is certainly worth a try. Try adding turmeric and
chamomile. You can also try rhubarb and saffron. In my experience,
other plant dyes are not as permanent as henna. You may need to
reapply the "blonde" colors frequently to keep the golden glow.
Remember you don't need to always add these plant dyes with henna and
indigo, though. You might try just adding them with some senna,
especially if your hair is already black. Good luck!

Follow Ups

Also try green tea Meg 13:54:17 6/10/2004 (0)

Post Followup

Name:
E-Mail:
Subject:
: Ok, I think I know what you are going for, but I think it may be : hard to attain with henna and other plant dyes. Again, though, : someone with darker hair can certainly step in here and correct me. : Anyway, it is certainly worth a try. Try adding turmeric and : chamomile. You can also try rhubarb and saffron. In my experience, : other plant dyes are not as permanent as henna. You may need to : reapply the "blonde" colors frequently to keep the golden glow. : Remember you don't need to always add these plant dyes with henna and : indigo, though. You might try just adding them with some senna, : especially if your hair is already black. Good luck!
Optional link URL:
Link title:
Optional image URL: