Here's one senna treatment

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Posted by Elettaria on March 14, 2004 at 14:08:52:

In reply to: senna posted by georgia on March 13, 2004 at 20:42:28:

I managed to find an ingredients listing for Logona's neutral "henna"
conditioning treatment (I do wish they'd stop calling it henna just
because it's in the same product range).

Cassia Auriculata (Cassia Leaves), Algin, hydrolyzed wheat protein,
Buxus chinensis (Jojoba Oil,) Parfum (Fragrance)

Cassia auriculata is senna. It's a powder as far as I know, so I
imagine you mix it up into mud in the usual fashion - or with pectin
using Fia's method? I haven't managed to find out yet whether the
company who do the quinquina treatment that Iris recommended are
cruelty-free yet, whereas I know Logona's ok, so I may just go for the
Logona senna treatment once Catherine has finished her experiments and
given us her verdict on the best way to use it.

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: I managed to find an ingredients listing for Logona's neutral "henna" : conditioning treatment (I do wish they'd stop calling it henna just : because it's in the same product range). : : Cassia Auriculata (Cassia Leaves), Algin, hydrolyzed wheat protein, : Buxus chinensis (Jojoba Oil,) Parfum (Fragrance) : : Cassia auriculata is senna. It's a powder as far as I know, so I : imagine you mix it up into mud in the usual fashion - or with pectin : using Fia's method? I haven't managed to find out yet whether the : company who do the quinquina treatment that Iris recommended are : cruelty-free yet, whereas I know Logona's ok, so I may just go for the : Logona senna treatment once Catherine has finished her experiments and : given us her verdict on the best way to use it.
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