Is Natural Blonde Color Possible?

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Posted by Kathleen on August 7, 2004 at 11:50:11:

It looks like several posters have been trying to ask this question
less directly, so I'll just come out and say it.

What can we use besides henna and indigo to color our hair? Of
course it should be readily available.

I think I would prefer blonder, lt. brown colors to blend w/my
natural brown.

I am not fond of the very bright orange red I get w/henna on my
gray. My gray hair takes the color too well! LOL! I have brown
hair w/at least 40% white. Body art henna turns it red/orange.
Light Mountain Natural brown shade are less bright, but still too
orange for my taste. I mix w/coffee, terp w/lavender EO, mix
w/pectin. Have alway gotten good dye release. Leave on 1- 2 hrs.
Oddly, I get great gray coverage but don't have a problem w/skin
staining.

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Re: Is Natural Blonde Color Possible? Nell 14:40:40 8/7/2004 (1)
- The only thing to do is....... Meg 19:12:15 8/7/2004 (0)

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: It looks like several posters have been trying to ask this question : less directly, so I'll just come out and say it. : : What can we use besides henna and indigo to color our hair? Of : course it should be readily available. : : I think I would prefer blonder, lt. brown colors to blend w/my : natural brown. : : I am not fond of the very bright orange red I get w/henna on my : gray. My gray hair takes the color too well! LOL! I have brown : hair w/at least 40% white. Body art henna turns it red/orange. : Light Mountain Natural brown shade are less bright, but still too : orange for my taste. I mix w/coffee, terp w/lavender EO, mix : w/pectin. Have alway gotten good dye release. Leave on 1- 2 hrs. : Oddly, I get great gray coverage but don't have a problem w/skin : staining.
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