Re: BritspeakPosted by Katherine on September 4, 2004 at 19:49:53: In reply to: Metal vs Henna; also, why use oils? posted by CorriRose on September 4, 2004 at 17:54:29: : First, I've used Mountain Light....I hate it. It dried out my hair,: just looked awful. : : Now have bulk henna (1 kilo) but don't remember where it's from. My : question(s) the Mountain Light henna instructions say "Never use a : metal bowl or metal instruments..." but they don't say why...does : anyone know? : : Second, I've noticed many people add natural oil to their : mixtures..why? : : Third....I used vinegar (white) in my mixture this last time. As it : dried, it formed little "balls" which, when I uncovered it from the : plastic, jumped all around my shampooing area like little greenish : Smurfs. The results are beautiful, but am wondering if it will : last, and why it turned into henna-hail? : : Also, my dear "Brit-sisters"...(well, we're sisters in henna ;) )I : loved the description "Indigo made my hair smarmy"...as a not-hip- : American, what does smarmy exactly mean. I saw the results, but : didn't know if what I saw was "smarmy" I thought the pictures were : pretty. HI, CorriRose and autumn - I'm a transplanted Brit [the roots didn't take too well] and vegetarian, who devoutly thanks God/ess for Chinese and Indian restaurants, so no wonder you find such culinary delights as Toad-in-the-hole and Spotted Dick rather scary! Considering that in Iraq, people said 'thanks, but no thanks' when the Brit troops offered to share their rations... . 'Smarmy' often refers to a person's character, and means sticky, greasy, and generally unpleasant, so it could apply in that way to hair as well. - btw - I scrolled down to find the post you meant but must have missed it...?
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