What's new at Henna for Hair ... a little more history

Posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on July 21, 2004 at 21:06:09:

Turkish henna products and exports in the late 1800's, and .... how
European and American women acquired henna during that period.

This was when anyone wearing henna was either an actress (highly
suspect) or cheap hussy. I always did like hussies.

More painted hussies coming soon.......

• European woman from the 1880's with hennaed hair, feet and nails

• Re: What's new at Henna for Hair ... a little more history Diane 08:15:24 7/25/2004 (0)
• The fair virgin looks rather bored Elettaria 22:01:50 7/23/2004 (10)
  • The fair virgin looks rather bored o/t Catherine Cartwright-Jones 14:09:00 7/24/2004 (9)
    • You like the Victorians? Beware Elettaria 17:57:36 7/24/2004 (8)
      • About 15 minutes spare to rant Catherine Cartwright-Jones 15:33:28 7/25/2004 (4)
        • Hair in other texts Elettaria 18:17:27 7/25/2004 (3)
          • Re: Hair in other texts Catherine Cartwright-Jones 19:47:39 7/25/2004 (2)
            • I'd be quite interested to hear about Orientalist artwork Elettaria 21:07:53 7/25/2004 (1)
              • Re: I'd be quite interested to hear about Orientalist artwork Catherine Cartwright-Jones 21:59:45 7/25/2004 (0)
      • Victorians give me the creeps too. Catherine Cartwright-Jones 22:00:45 7/24/2004 (2)
        • Re: Victorians give me the creeps too. Pierre 14:29:27 7/25/2004 (1)
          • What about Tasmanians etc., then? n/t Elettaria 18:01:22 7/25/2004 (0)
• Re: What's new at Henna for Hair ... a little more history Shiraz 17:07:19 7/23/2004 (0)