Re: First time questions/sorry so long!=)Posted by Alison on July 30, 2004 at 10:58:04: In reply to: First time questions/sorry so long!=) posted by Lily on July 30, 2004 at 10:22:04: : Hello all, I have been henna`ing mine and others body parts since96 : and am a total HP junkie however this is my first trip into hair : henna. Im not looking for a huge color change but mainly to improve : the condition of my hair. Ive been letting it grow and its past my : shoulders now. Mostly chestnut underneath with old blonde streaks on : the top layers which have grown out considerably so Im feeling a : little dull but I really dont want to go back to nasty chemicals : which really fry my hair. So I read through this site a bit and : decided to see what I could come up with. I have lots of different : hennas in my freezer all good body quality but I really dont want so : much color. I have some that a friend brought me from Egypt which : when tested on my skin stained very poorly. So I steeped some : chamomile tea splashed in some lemon juice and dumped in about : 75grams of the crummy henna. Its quite soupy. Im going to let it sit : for the day and was thinking of mixing in a blob of conditioner this : evening and then trying it out...? Any suggestions about how long to : leave it on just for a good rinse? Maybe I should separate the blonde : so it doesnt sit too long on those sections and turn me pink or do : you think I have diluted it enough where that is a not a worry? I : think I will test a small area before I go for the whole head but any : advice would be great. Im definitely going to get some cassia obovata : but I am feeling ansty and thought I would give this a shot. Thanks! : Sorry for the long ass post. : Lily The blonde sections wouldn't turn pink, they'd turn copper/bright orange. Someone with a bit more expertise can tell you for sure, but I don't think your mix is...a good idea. Your hair might take a lot more colour than you're expecting to, or at the very least you'll have reddish/orangish tones in your hair. Wait for the cassia.
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