Re: ElettariaPosted by pen on January 15, 2005 at 17:03:41: In reply to: Re: Elettaria posted by Elettaria on January 14, 2005 at 18:46:54: thanks. i guess i'm in that phase of addiction that newcomers tohenna probably find themselves in. the 'why would anyone not want to henna' syndrome :), so i was really curious to see why someone would stop. your hair is beautiful, and you are lucky that you have no grey. i guess with really long hair, henna upkeep is a pretty big project. anyway, thanks for satisfying my curiosity. : 1) I'm disabled and it was awkward to henna, not to mention : uncomfortable (my hair was about 38" long then), and I just couldn't : keep doing it every month. : 2) As a friend remarked of the colour, "It's lovely, but it's not : you." It was indeed lovely, but after a couple of years I decided : that I'm not really a redhead. So I just admire other people's hair : instead and henna friends. Occasionally I toy with going back to it, : but I think I'll stick with my natural hair colour, which is itself : very nice. : : I noticed that my hair was in particularly wonderful condition when I : hennaed, and it grew a few more inches after having been the same : length for years. I haven't noticed a deterioration in quality on : growing it out, as it's been so gradual and my hair's in good nick : naturally. I never noticed a difference between the hennaed ends and : the unhennaed parts in anything other than colour, and after a while : it became pretty difficult to tell the difference in colour. : : I'm afraid I rarely get photographed, and the few that I can dig out : from the last few years don't show you anything helpful. I've posted : one from I think a year or so after I gave up hennaing, when my hair : basically looks red. As you can see, it's still attracting a fan : club! I've noticed that a couple of locks falling in the centre don't : look as red, but that will just be the light.
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