Re: Cassia Obovata

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Posted by Jade on August 15, 2004 at 18:57:59:

In reply to: Cassia Obovata posted by Nell on August 14, 2004 at 18:33:16:

Hi Nell

My one question to you is: why even consider dying your hair with
chemical commercial dyes in the first place?
Nell, I went down that road--dying my hair with a chemical dye, I
mean. Don't make my mistake. After dying my hair, the rate at which
my hair grows actually slowed down (I could tell by counting the
weeks the roots were beginning to show), and the new hair was
slightly THINNER than the ones before dying.

All chemical dyes contain ammonia AND hydrogen peroxide, even the
ones that claim to be "all-natural" on the cover--otherwise they
wouldn't work at all!

Cassia Obovata (a.k.a. "Senna") is a neutral plant conditioner
(meaning it adds no color, and it does "coat" the hair, and may I
add that it's best hair "first-aid repair kit" out there next to
Henna?
It left my hair glossy and soft. it relfected more light afterwards
too. I hope I was helpful to you.
Jade

: Question for anyone: I just got an e-mail from someone who works
in
: the hair business. She said Cassia Obovata coats the hair and
makes
: chemical coloring (if you choose to do that in the future)
: unpredictable. Doesn't everything coat our hair? I mean, isn't
: that why conditioners work so well? Wouldn't a clarifying shampoo
: take care of that if you wanted to go chemical again?

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To Jade Re: Cassia Obovata Nell 20:36:19 8/15/2004 (5)
- Re: To Jade Re: Cassia Obovata valerie 18:06:11 8/22/2004 (2)
  - Hi Valerie --Re from Jade Jade 23:52:38 8/22/2004 (1)
    - Re: Hi Valerie --Re from Jade valerie 21:24:56 8/24/2004 (0)
- Hi Nell! It's Jade-try these tips to revive your hair Jade 02:44:20 8/19/2004 (0)
- Re: To Jade Re: Cassia Obovata jill 12:16:02 8/16/2004 (0)

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: Hi Nell : : My one question to you is: why even consider dying your hair with : chemical commercial dyes in the first place? : Nell, I went down that road--dying my hair with a chemical dye, I : mean. Don't make my mistake. After dying my hair, the rate at which : my hair grows actually slowed down (I could tell by counting the : weeks the roots were beginning to show), and the new hair was : slightly THINNER than the ones before dying. : : All chemical dyes contain ammonia AND hydrogen peroxide, even the : ones that claim to be "all-natural" on the cover--otherwise they : wouldn't work at all! : : Cassia Obovata (a.k.a. "Senna") is a neutral plant conditioner : (meaning it adds no color, and it does "coat" the hair, and may I : add that it's best hair "first-aid repair kit" out there next to : Henna? : It left my hair glossy and soft. it relfected more light afterwards : too. I hope I was helpful to you. : Jade : : : : : Question for anyone: I just got an e-mail from someone who works : in : : the hair business. She said Cassia Obovata coats the hair and : makes : : chemical coloring (if you choose to do that in the future) : : unpredictable. Doesn't everything coat our hair? I mean, isn't : : that why conditioners work so well? Wouldn't a clarifying shampoo : : take care of that if you wanted to go chemical again?
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