Re: Neutral Henna ...

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Posted by Shelly on January 5, 2005 at 19:12:01:

In reply to: Neutral Henna ... posted by bijoulune on January 4, 2005 at 22:21:27:

There isn't any real henna grown neutral because all the plants
leave a dye. I think there is a method of mixing henna to make it
colorless, never tried it though.

: I'd like to know if I use Neutral Henna as a first time (cause I
: want to try without color first only to regulate my greasy thin
: hair), will I be able to use blond Henna over it if I'd like to
have
: some shine in my medium blond hair? or will I have to wait a long
: period of time?
:
: I would have another question, I've seen a color named "wheat germ
: blond" that is a beautiful pale ash blond (without any yellow in
: it), is that color possibly natural? or full of chemical?

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Re: Neutral Henna ... Catherine Cartwright-Jones 19:14:38 1/5/2005 (3)
- Thanks! Shelly 21:08:15 1/6/2005 (2)
  - Re: Thanks! Catherine Cartwright-Jones 00:36:39 1/7/2005 (1)
    - Re: Thanks! Shelly 21:53:38 1/7/2005 (0)

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: There isn't any real henna grown neutral because all the plants : leave a dye. I think there is a method of mixing henna to make it : colorless, never tried it though. : : : I'd like to know if I use Neutral Henna as a first time (cause I : : want to try without color first only to regulate my greasy thin : : hair), will I be able to use blond Henna over it if I'd like to : have : : some shine in my medium blond hair? or will I have to wait a long : : period of time? : : : : I would have another question, I've seen a color named "wheat germ : : blond" that is a beautiful pale ash blond (without any yellow in : : it), is that color possibly natural? or full of chemical?
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