Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar!

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Posted by Francesca Hertzsch on July 21, 2004 at 15:22:30:

Hi everyone,
I have a question about using this henna.
I have been using chemical dyes for a while (about 3
years), last year in august I had a color correction
done, which didn't work. In october of last year I
used hennalucent and it worked pretty well, and the
last time 2 1/2 months ago, I tried to highlight my
hair at home (which was a disaster) and dyed over it
with colorsilk, ammonia free permanent hair color
(which i had been using for a while).
In october of last year, my husband and I bought this
henna product calle goekcehan in a little turkish
store in germany and I haven't used it, because I
wasn't sure if I could. I have been reading through
the forum, to find out if I could use it on my
chemically treated hair.
The ingredients are: Natural henna (which is in its
own clear bag, green powder); sulphuret of copper
(dark brown) (I assume to make it dark brown, it
appears to be in its little own jar, it looks like
coal); bonnet; gloves; mixture of natural plants in its own pouch
(walnutshell, walnut leaf, fruits of baytree, bay
leaf, aleppo oak, Clove, Roof of soapwort, stinging
nettle leaf, myrtle leaf)
I want my hair to be thick and if possible dark or
medium or light, brown if possible with no red in it.
I think dark brown would be my best bet with henna and
no red, but I don't know, I'm confused.
My hair is now medium to light brown with traces of
gold (which I also like) and strawberry.
Please help me. : ) As you canh see I'm not so sure about what to do.
Thanks in advance guys!

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Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Catherine Cartwright-Jones 15:58:55 7/21/2004 (5)
- Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Francesca 16:15:57 7/21/2004 (4)
  - Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Catherine Cartwright-Jones 16:27:02 7/21/2004 (3)
    - Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Francesca 16:41:02 7/21/2004 (2)
      - Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Dionne 17:07:36 7/22/2004 (0)
      - Re: Help! turkish henna, the copper is in an extra jar! Catherine Carwright-Jones 18:53:55 7/21/2004 (0)

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: Hi everyone, : I have a question about using this henna. : I have been using chemical dyes for a while (about 3 : years), last year in august I had a color correction : done, which didn't work. In october of last year I : used hennalucent and it worked pretty well, and the : last time 2 1/2 months ago, I tried to highlight my : hair at home (which was a disaster) and dyed over it : with colorsilk, ammonia free permanent hair color : (which i had been using for a while). : In october of last year, my husband and I bought this : henna product calle goekcehan in a little turkish : store in germany and I haven't used it, because I : wasn't sure if I could. I have been reading through : the forum, to find out if I could use it on my : chemically treated hair. : The ingredients are: Natural henna (which is in its : own clear bag, green powder); sulphuret of copper : (dark brown) (I assume to make it dark brown, it : appears to be in its little own jar, it looks like : coal); bonnet; gloves; mixture of natural plants in its own pouch : (walnutshell, walnut leaf, fruits of baytree, bay : leaf, aleppo oak, Clove, Roof of soapwort, stinging : nettle leaf, myrtle leaf) : I want my hair to be thick and if possible dark or : medium or light, brown if possible with no red in it. : I think dark brown would be my best bet with henna and : no red, but I don't know, I'm confused. : My hair is now medium to light brown with traces of : gold (which I also like) and strawberry. : Please help me. : ) As you canh see I'm not so sure about what to do. : Thanks in advance guys!
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