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Old 06-09-2011, 04:44 PM
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Hey Ladies,

I found this article...a one stop shop...with everything you need to know about henna!

It's a long article, but it was a good review for me and I learned some new information! Hope you all find it useful


http://www.byregion.net/articles-healers/Henna.html
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Old 06-09-2011, 04:50 PM
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MelMelBee, do you henna or are you just researching???
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MelMelBee, do you henna or are you just researching???
I've been henna'ing regularly (bi-monthly then monthly) for the past 10 months. My hair loves it!
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I'm building up my nerve to start. I have a lot gray and my strands are thin and could use some help. Maybe in the next couple of months I will do it.
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I'm building up my nerve to start. I have a lot gray and my strands are thin and could use some help. Maybe in the next couple of months I will do it.
Go for it! I have a few grey strands and henna does turn them red, however it looks so beautiful. I was thinking fire engine red, but it's a cool color red. And the more applications you do, the deeper the red will get. Henna has been the best thing I could've done for my hair along with proper sealing.
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Hey ladies, I too have been trying to Henna but scared as well. I bought a box about 4 months ago but have not used it. The unknown has me

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Old 06-09-2011, 08:14 PM
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Go for it! I have a few grey strands and henna does turn them red, however it looks so beautiful. I was thinking fire engine red, but it's a cool color red. And the more applications you do, the deeper the red will get. Henna has been the best thing I could've done for my hair along with proper sealing.
I think I will probably love it once I get started but I think I have to just do it. How many times did it take before it turned your gray and what do you use to seal??
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Old 06-10-2011, 02:17 PM
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I think I will probably love it once I get started but I think I have to just do it. How many times did it take before it turned your gray and what do you use to seal??
My gray strands turned red after the 1st application. The red gets darker each time I henna. I always seal with coconut oil after I rinse the henna out of my hair. If you are hesitant about the color, you can always add indigo or just do a patch test before you commit. I was scared too, but I just did it, absolutely the best thing for my hair. It is so much stronger and appears to be so much thicker. My husband noticed that my hair was thicker, enough said!
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Old 06-10-2011, 06:29 PM
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I too love Henna. Im doing it tonight and I cant wait!! I was actually surprised how red it turned out. Its not too bright but it looks really well in the sunlight. I love it! Go for it!
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*bump*

Some good info for new Henna users
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