sorry I misspelled your name Alison

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Posted by Jade on August 15, 2004 at 18:41:15:

In reply to: Thanks Allison! from Jade posted by Jade on August 15, 2004 at 18:38:49:

: Hi Alison
:
: Thank you for taking the time to answer my question.
: Maybe you already read this before, if you went to Fia's mixes
site,
: but did you know that you can push the final color result of body-
: art-quality henna dye towards a *bluish red if you add Grape juice
: to the mixture?
: I'll try the lemon juice/sun technique.
: From Jade
:
: : If you want to do it the natural way, lemon juice and sunlight
: does
: : the trick. If you're willing to risk peroxide (strand test
every
: : single time you do it!) then it can lighten your hair reasonably
: : safely over henna or be hennaed over. However, the red you get
: from
: : peroxided hair is more of a copper than a true red, and it has
to
: be
: : kept up.

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: : Hi Alison : : : : Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. : : Maybe you already read this before, if you went to Fia's mixes : site, : : but did you know that you can push the final color result of body- : : art-quality henna dye towards a *bluish red if you add Grape juice : : to the mixture? : : I'll try the lemon juice/sun technique. : : From Jade : : : : : If you want to do it the natural way, lemon juice and sunlight : : does : : : the trick. If you're willing to risk peroxide (strand test : every : : : single time you do it!) then it can lighten your hair reasonably : : : safely over henna or be hennaed over. However, the red you get : : from : : : peroxided hair is more of a copper than a true red, and it has : to : : be : : : kept up.
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