Re: Glassfibers!

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Posted by Johanna on December 12, 2004 at 22:18:19:

In reply to: Re: Glassfibers! posted by Katherine on December 9, 2004 at 19:14:56:

: : Hello!
: : When i dye my hair whith henna it always feels like glassfiber
or
: : barbie hair why? i dont like the feeling!
: : After a few washes i feels soft again.
:
:
: What kind of henna are you using? You might like to look at the
Mixes
: section of this site, and see what it says about 'Kristen's Mom.'
She
: had similar problems.
: When you henna, do you shampoo and condition after rinsing out
: your 'mud?' I find that to do so makes a difference. Between
: shampoos, I also use just a few drops of olive oil on my hair and
: scalp; jojoba works very well also, and a treatment with coconut
oil
: may help as well.
: Body art henna really does make a difference to the cumulative
: condition of the hair. When I resumed hennaing in August, after
using
: chemical dyes, I first experienced what you describe. Recently,
: however, I find that I can actually dispense with the use of
: conditioner after routine shampooings, and that is a 'first' for my
: thick, bushy hair. I would never have believed it possible, but it
is
: indeed a result of the use of henna.
ok!!
I have ben talking to my best friend about this glass fiber problem!
she thinks it is because i have some very old synthetic colors in the
end!
I always use tons of oil and other natural conditioners but the
glass feel still remains until you wash it a couple of times!
thanks for your attention!
Johanna

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: : : Hello! : : : When i dye my hair whith henna it always feels like glassfiber : or : : : barbie hair why? i dont like the feeling! : : : After a few washes i feels soft again. : : : : : : What kind of henna are you using? You might like to look at the : Mixes : : section of this site, and see what it says about 'Kristen's Mom.' : She : : had similar problems. : : When you henna, do you shampoo and condition after rinsing out : : your 'mud?' I find that to do so makes a difference. Between : : shampoos, I also use just a few drops of olive oil on my hair and : : scalp; jojoba works very well also, and a treatment with coconut : oil : : may help as well. : : Body art henna really does make a difference to the cumulative : : condition of the hair. When I resumed hennaing in August, after : using : : chemical dyes, I first experienced what you describe. Recently, : : however, I find that I can actually dispense with the use of : : conditioner after routine shampooings, and that is a 'first' for my : : thick, bushy hair. I would never have believed it possible, but it : is : : indeed a result of the use of henna. : ok!! : I have ben talking to my best friend about this glass fiber problem! : she thinks it is because i have some very old synthetic colors in the : end! : I always use tons of oil and other natural conditioners but the : glass feel still remains until you wash it a couple of times! : thanks for your attention! : Johanna
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