mamaore said:Hi ladies,
does anyone know how long Henna keeps for? I have the BAQ that I bought from Henna Sooq 3 years ago. It's been in my freezer all this while. Should I throw it out or can I still use it?
I wish I had read this before I did it! Lol. It came out darker than my previously henna'd hair...but not that much. I'll try again in a couple of weeks the way you suggest...I want it a tad bit darker. Thanks for the help!
Hi ladies,
does anyone know how long Henna keeps for? I have the BAQ that I bought from Henna Sooq 3 years ago. It's been in my freezer all this while. Should I throw it out or can I still use it?
ManiiSweetheart said:Has anyone ever let their henna dry after applying? If so what were the results like?
Foxglove said:Even when I kept it in overnight while I slept it didn't dry. Keep in mind I did use a baggy to avoid getting it all over the place
mamaore said:Hi ladies,
does anyone know how long Henna keeps for? I have the BAQ that I bought from Henna Sooq 3 years ago. It's been in my freezer all this while. Should I throw it out or can I still use it?
ManiiSweetheart said:I meant purposefully let the henna dry
HanaKuroi said:I would be afraid ti let it dry because I have fine hair. I would be afraid of breakage. I slather my henna on and it is molded to me head. If I let it dry I would have to rinse it in a tub lying on my back and not manipulate it in any way.
I don't think you will get more color from letting it dry if that is what you are thinking. I also think that it would dry your hair out too much.
ManiiSweetheart said:I meant purposefully let the henna dry
Has anyone ever let their henna dry after applying? If so what were the results like?
HanaKuroi said:ManiiSweetheart
I read about a woman that had her henna done by a Pakistani woman and she used a hair dryer on her henna'ed hair. Dried it hard as a helmet. Made her leave it in overnight. She also added olive oil to the mix. They never explained why they dried the henna though.
@ManiiSweetheart
I read about a woman that had her henna done by a Pakistani woman and she used a hair dryer on her henna'ed hair. Dried it hard as a helmet. Made her leave it in overnight. She also added olive oil to the mix. They never explained why they dried the henna though.
greenandchic said:I wonder why too. I put two plastic caps plus cotton coil around the edges and scarves to keep my hair moist and the henna off my pillows. I wonder why the hair have to be rock hard - I would think you'll get more of the benefit keeping it on the wet side.
Just found out last night. I kept stashing leftover henna in a tupperware in the freezer the last 2 months. Worked just as good as fresh. I'm re-freezing that leftover until there's enough for a full application. Will see how that goes....3 yeears is a while. How'd it go @mamaore?Hi ladies,
does anyone know how long Henna keeps for? I have the BAQ that I bought from Henna Sooq 3 years ago. It's been in my freezer all this while. Should I throw it out or can I still use it?
Me too, plus rinsing would be an absolute nightmare
Me too, plus rinsing would be an absolute nightmare
I could see accidentally breaking some hairs trying to rinse that cement out of my hair.
IronButterfly said:Tin foil under a hair dryer???
So I am looking to take the leap and henna. I just called Mehandi.com to ask some questions about their Jamila Henna, wth did ole girl have a attitude when she picked up like she didn't even want to be on the phone. I was jussssttt about to put in my credit card number. Now I am mad as hell cause I refuse to give them my money but haven't read this whole thread yet to see who else has good quality henna.
Do you have any Indian Grocery Stores in your area?? I usually purchase months and months worth of NUPUR Henna at a local Subzi Mandi (Indian Grocer) in my area. They also sell other brands, like RESHMA, etc...but I am strictly a NUPUR user. Perhaps you can check around to see if you have any Indian stores in your area. It also saves on shipping!!
sheedatj said:So I am looking to take the leap and henna. I just called Mehandi.com to ask some questions about their Jamila Henna, wth did ole girl have a attitude when she picked up like she didn't even want to be on the phone. I was jussssttt about to put in my credit card number. Now I am mad as hell cause I refuse to give them my money but haven't read this whole thread yet to see who else has good quality henna.
HanaKuroi said:I had no problems with the order or anything. I just didn't like that girl's attitude! I think hennasooq is a member here. A funky attitude will make me go out of my way and pay more to avoid giving my cash to businesses with attitudes.