Henna myths: what's "easiest" for newbiesPosted by Elettaria on October 20, 2004 at 17:50:00: I'm a bit concerned that a lot of newbies seem to think that mixing uphenna is some sort of arcane art, and that it's going to be easiest to use a pre-blended mix with herbs and goodness only knows what else in it. I've seen it here and elsewhere. It's nonsense, of course, because the process is the same: add water and lemon juice (or other acid) to powder, wait for dye release, apply. The only difference is that you're likely to get better results with proper henna and less likely to get put off the whole thing as a result of some peculiar mishap. Maybe the rococo mixes some people are using in the Mixes section are confusing people? Should we put up a line pointing out that while some people enjoy meddling with various ingredients to turn the colour a bit, or just for fun, you can get quite excellent results with the simple method, for instance Catherine's hair (glorious colour, greys fully covered).
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