Re: Rinses after the henna and no olive oil or eggs

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Posted by Diane on July 13, 2004 at 09:28:28:

In reply to: Rinses after the henna and no olive oil or eggs posted by Debra on July 11, 2004 at 18:24:30:

Sorry, Debra, that was more of a stupid way of wording it than
anything else! I didn't mean to imply that I use the red wine "on its
own" but rather as the only liquid in the henna mix.

I have heard of people getting nice red highlights using rinses made
from cranberry juice, red types of herbal teas, etc. It follows that
you might get the same type of results, although I would think very
temporary (and very smelly! LOL) with red wine. It does stain to some
degree on its own.

I personally wouldn't have the patience to rinse my hair repeatedly
with something in order to get a very subtle colour. I don't have the
exact link offhand, but if you google for a site called "pioneer
thinking" I know they have a page devoted to natural hair rinses.

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: Sorry, Debra, that was more of a stupid way of wording it than : anything else! I didn't mean to imply that I use the red wine "on its : own" but rather as the only liquid in the henna mix. : : I have heard of people getting nice red highlights using rinses made : from cranberry juice, red types of herbal teas, etc. It follows that : you might get the same type of results, although I would think very : temporary (and very smelly! LOL) with red wine. It does stain to some : degree on its own. : : I personally wouldn't have the patience to rinse my hair repeatedly : with something in order to get a very subtle colour. I don't have the : exact link offhand, but if you google for a site called "pioneer : thinking" I know they have a page devoted to natural hair rinses.
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