Re: For those asking about iron pots and amla...Posted by Christine on December 9, 2004 at 16:08:45: In reply to: For those asking about iron pots and amla... posted by Meg on December 8, 2004 at 21:56:15: I tried the unseasoned iron pot; the 8-hour old henna/amla mix wasBLACK where it touched the pot. I didn't see any color change to the pot itself. My hair stayed black, but these results are inconclusive, since I was trying to keep my hair its natural black and I was concentrating on toning down the red-orange of henna. I have since switched to applying a light coat of amla oil on my hair prior to applying henna, and I only keep it on for an hour or so. Seems to give me the henna conditioning without the henna color. Never was involved in a production the Nutrcracker; I secretly wanted to find out what it was like to wear a rat head though! **walking away humming 'dance of the sugar plum fairies'** Respectfully, Christine : I was going to do this today and did mix it up, but I had to freeze : if for next week. I totally forgot that my daughter has Nutcracker : rehersals all this week and there is no way I could have left a mix : in for the usual 8 hours, so the experiment is off until next week. : I plan to put the mix in my hair on Monday and will update then. : : One observation I can share is that the mix in the iron pot did not : look any different than in the plastic bowl and the iron pot was not : damaged. This pot had been seasoned so that may have interfered : with the oxidizing with iron process. I plan to buy a new pot and : not season it to use for next time and see if it works differently. : : Meg
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