Is senna permannent at all?

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Posted by Cris on March 18, 2004 at 12:43:57:

A week ago I spent a good deal of time preparing my mix of what I
believe is senna (Avigail's hazel + champagne henna) with 1/2 tbsp
of turmeric, 1/2 a lemon juice and 1 cup of concentrated chamomile
tea ( 2 teabags in it). I also added natural gelatin from a package
(kept it in the refrigerator until it started to gel). Added it to
the mix at the end. It made it easier to apply on my hair.
It is the second time that I do this in a month. The whites are
lovely covered with a hint of candlelight for...a week. It washes
out after the 2-3 shampoos.
Does someone know how to make this more permanent? I read everything
on this website. What am I doing wrong?

Before going into red, I am trying to cover whites around the frame
of my face; also have some whites intermixed with a mousy light
brown with some natural reddish strands.
Thanks.

Cris

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: A week ago I spent a good deal of time preparing my mix of what I : believe is senna (Avigail's hazel + champagne henna) with 1/2 tbsp : of turmeric, 1/2 a lemon juice and 1 cup of concentrated chamomile : tea ( 2 teabags in it). I also added natural gelatin from a package : (kept it in the refrigerator until it started to gel). Added it to : the mix at the end. It made it easier to apply on my hair. : It is the second time that I do this in a month. The whites are : lovely covered with a hint of candlelight for...a week. It washes : out after the 2-3 shampoos. : Does someone know how to make this more permanent? I read everything : on this website. What am I doing wrong? : : Before going into red, I am trying to cover whites around the frame : of my face; also have some whites intermixed with a mousy light : brown with some natural reddish strands. : Thanks. : : Cris
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