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hmm, never tried it but i heard...Posted by Shelly on January 6, 2005 at 21:04:23: In reply to: well i bought some... now what do i do with it? posted by RosemaryC on January 5, 2005 at 19:39:50: Well I've never tried hibiscus but I read in an instructionalpamphlet to add the dry powder to your henna mix- plain and simple. :) May be your method works too. I cannot say though, I just read about it. That would be WONDERFUL if it stains the nails. May be you should experiment on that. Hope it all works out for you! : well.... : : i boiled some up and put a few lime slices and some sugar in it. (i : read some where that this is really nice to put in tea). : : can i just add this boiled mix that i just made to dry henna? or : should i mix some henna with regular "acid" and then add a little : hibiscus to it? : : ps--- will this stain nails? it looks like a pretty color! :) : : RosemaryC : : : : You're welcome, Rosemary! :) Good luck, and I hope you share the : : results. I'd love to try hibiscus in my henna mix sometime. : : : : : HELLO! : : : : : : THANKS SO MUCH FOR RESPONDING! : : : : : : i thought it looked like hibiscus!!! the little plastic things in : : the : : : store seem to be prette inexpensive too... like $0.82 for each : : : container of 'deli size mashed potatoes'... i'm so excited... : i'll : : : buy myself a couple of containers! : : : : : : thanks so much! : : : : : : RosemaryC : : : : : : : : : : Hello! Luckily, I know what kerkadeh is. :) - Hibiscus flower : : : : powder. It is used in henna to give an auburn/wine red color. : : It's : : : : popularly known as a Middle Eastern beverage that is very : : : red/purple. : : : : : : : : I hope you try it in your henna mix! I've heard that it can dry : : out : : : : hair, so make sure you are conditioning. :) : : : : : : : : Good luck!
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