Re: Catherine, do you have a minute?


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Posted by Ilithiya on March 23, 2004 at 01:03:17:

In reply to: Catherine, do you have a minute? posted by Diane on March 22, 2004 at 12:00:47:

: Hi Catherine,
: Checking my mix this morning for dye release (doing a lot of
: harvested hair tests) and in the bright morning sunshine it was
quite
: apparent to the naked eye - across the undisturbed surface of the
: henna were tiny BRIGHT GREEN (not to be found in nature type
green)
: specks. I assume they were the artificial green of the dyed sand
you
: say is usually found in Indian Henna.

Exactly. Just hennaed my hair again this afternoon and that's the
same thing I noticed in mine. Was probably the Rajasthani "dulhan"
(aka bridal quality) henna that I dumped into the mix. Can't
pinpoint for sure, though, since there was leavings from 4 packages
and they were all unmarked or generic.

But, as Catherine says, azos are not a huge deal unless you're
allergic. Some brands of henna are stopped by the FDA in customs as
being known to be adulterated via colorants, and I suspect that's
its these same azo dyes. Catherine?

Illy

 


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