Re: kiling them softly

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Posted by Lia on January 30, 2005 at 17:06:17:

In reply to: Storing cloves posted by Pierre on January 30, 2005 at 10:39:38:

: I have a small bag of cloves (currently 24 grams left) in the
freezer with
: the henna, and it doesn't smell nearly as strong as it did several
months
: ago when I bought it, nor does my hair. What's the best way to store
: cloves?

Hi Pierre,

My old aint from Indonesian still use cloves she brought with her 20
years ago.
Hard to believe, but it"s true.

The best way to store them is on a DRY and DARK place.
In a jar of brown glass.

She told me that if you put the cloves in water you can tell if they
are fresh or not.
The fresh cloves stay on the water, and the ones who are not fresh
will sink to the bottem

And never save them in plastic!
All the oil and aroma will disappear in the plastic.

Succes Lia

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: : I have a small bag of cloves (currently 24 grams left) in the : freezer with : : the henna, and it doesn't smell nearly as strong as it did several : months : : ago when I bought it, nor does my hair. What's the best way to store : : cloves? : : : Hi Pierre, : : My old aint from Indonesian still use cloves she brought with her 20 : years ago. : Hard to believe, but it"s true. : : The best way to store them is on a DRY and DARK place. : In a jar of brown glass. : : She told me that if you put the cloves in water you can tell if they : are fresh or not. : The fresh cloves stay on the water, and the ones who are not fresh : will sink to the bottem : : And never save them in plastic! : All the oil and aroma will disappear in the plastic. : : Succes Lia
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