Re: Oh the choice!Posted by Tracey on June 18, 2004 at 21:54:15: In reply to: Re: Oh the choice! posted by debbie on June 18, 2004 at 21:37:31: The differences are usually where they are from. For example,Yemen/Moroccan/Khamsa are stringier, which helps in body art, but doesn't really matter for your hair. Henna for hair (from a trusted supplier) means it may not be as finely sifted, or it's from an older crop (which is still fresh, just not as fresh as the newest crop just in) because, again, it's not as important for hair as it would be for skin application. Check out the henna page forum for more discussion on henna, from a body-art standpoint. Everyone has their preferred kinds, but you can always be assured of good stuff from the suppliers both here and on hennapage.com : Hi : : They have to be great quality from here :o) : : What is it that differs from one henna to another henna where it from : or the different outcome you may get from it. : : Thanks for answering. : : I can't wait to join the world of henna and play around with it. : After I do the hair thing I want to play around with it and try henna : tattoos. Oyea that's going to be a long learning process.
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