A lot of people have hennaed over chemically dyed hairPosted by Elettaria on October 14, 2004 at 15:18:24: In reply to: Logona hair colour? posted by Jenny Gleeson on October 13, 2004 at 23:34:04: As Pam said, look at my table on the Mixes page. The important thingis to get henna which is preferably pure henna, or at the least pure vegetable dyes. The problems people get are when they use hennas which have been adulterated with metallic salts. The other thing is to test, test, test! I used to henna until four years ago, and I used Logona. I didn't know a thing about henna at the time so I didn't do any of the proper stuff like wait for dye release or add acid. I used to leave it on my hair for 6 hours, but I have good quality hair and if your hair's in good condition, it absorbs dye more slowly. (So be warned: if it's been tortured with chemicals and is in a right state, it might absorb the henna more quickly. Another reason to test.) I got a nice rich auburn. Henna is marvellous stuff for your hair, my hair's never been in such good condition as it was when I hennaed it. What colour is your hair naturally, what colour is it at the moment, and what colour are you aiming for? You really are best off with plain henna of the best quality you can find and afford, which means body art quality. By the way, I think Logona do indeed have all natural ingredients, but there are a lot of allegedly "natural" dyes out there with some pretty unpleasant stuff in them. Do your research carefully. This site is a great resource.
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