Re: Catherine, do you have a minute?

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Posted by Diane on March 23, 2004 at 16:52:51:

In reply to: Re: Catherine, do you have a minute? posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on March 22, 2004 at 12:44:31:

: <I don't think the body art
: suppliers in the UK have that much sand in their henna ...>

It didn't seem to be loaded with it, however I'm only mixing small
quantities to test with.
I really wasn't trying to tattle on the supplier in question or
anything, just curious. I certainly can't find any fault with the
henna, just obviously indian henna is generally adulterated with this
stuff.
Such a funny practice. I can't believe people would expect to see the
dried pulverised leaves of any plant product or herb looking bright
green, you'd assume that any dried herb would be fairly brown in
appearance, so why green dye???

Once again, thanks for your information, Catherine!

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The wonders of "polishing" Catherine Cartwright-Jones 17:05:36 3/23/2004 (2)
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: : <I don't think the body art : : suppliers in the UK have that much sand in their henna ...> : : It didn't seem to be loaded with it, however I'm only mixing small : quantities to test with. : I really wasn't trying to tattle on the supplier in question or : anything, just curious. I certainly can't find any fault with the : henna, just obviously indian henna is generally adulterated with this : stuff. : Such a funny practice. I can't believe people would expect to see the : dried pulverised leaves of any plant product or herb looking bright : green, you'd assume that any dried herb would be fairly brown in : appearance, so why green dye??? : : Once again, thanks for your information, Catherine!
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