sareca
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myco said:I'm such a punk. I feel like I'm missing out, but I just can't bring myself to try it.


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myco said:I'm such a punk. I feel like I'm missing out, but I just can't bring myself to try it.
amr501 said:I didn't even know they had a website. Hopefully it'll be back up soon. I opened the box and looked at the henna and it 'looks' just like the jamila, but I'm not using it until I know for certain what's in it.![]()
loonatick said:why was i under the impression that cassia gave the hair no colour?
I thought it was neutraland was jus like a heavy conditioner, but i am starting to see a subtle brown-red tint in the light. I have used cassia 3 times now, and have noticed my curl has loosened a bit. Overall im happy and will continue until my batch is finished, about another 2 uses.![]()
angellazette said:I just want to thank Sareca and all of the contributing posters in this thread! I never considered doing henna before I read this and now I don't see my usage coming to an end ANYTIME soon! I'm loving the color and the shine/smoothness it's given my hair. Thanks!
ivanay said:There are so many people doing henna now. I don't think the poll is being updated to reflect the increase in henna users.
thesweetone said:Thanks Chichelle! I know I will get some color release, but I'm hoping that since I'm using the henna as soon as I mix it, and only leaving it on for two hours, plus using amla in my mix, that my color change will not be drastic.
I know most people recommend cassia if you're not going for color change, but from everything I've read, I don't think the conditioning effects of the cassia are the same as with henna.
Your hair looks beautiful by the way!
sweetascocoa said:does anyone apply henna on dry hair? i dont want to have to get in the shower twice today![]()
alexstin said:So I was reading through the Phyto pamphlet and it says not to use on hennaed hair. I'm assuming this is for compound henna, right? Also, completely OT but for a relaxer strand test do you perform it right before you do the rest of your head. It seems like so much trouble to do a strand test a few days prior considering I could possibly get relaxer on areas other than the tested part.
Thanks ladies!!
amr501 said:Yes, It can be applied to dry or wet hair without a problem.![]()
I did and it worked out fine. I thought thats how it was supposed to be done.sweetascocoa said:does anyone apply henna on dry hair? i dont want to have to get in the shower twice today![]()