Re: Henna by proxy - over chemical dyes?

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Posted by Catherine Cartwright-Jones on March 5, 2004 at 10:52:28:

In reply to: Re: Henna by proxy - over chemical dyes? posted by Elettaria on March 5, 2004 at 01:12:21:

: I'll tell her to start saving up the hairs from her hairbrush! What
: would you say would be a safe bet for a minimum wait time?
:
: We're in central Edinburgh, any recommendations for where to find good
: henna?

There's a good henna supplier south in Brighton, in the supplier's
listing. Long ways from you but at least on your side of the wet spot.

I think with body art quality henna the wait might be only 2 months.
That sample of Mary Anne's came out a nice color after must 6 weeks.

Once I lucked onto a guy who had a hairbrushing fetish. Mine was knee
length at that point.

I think Fia's Gel mixes are probably the easiest to do of the henna
mixes ... or that's my impression anyway.

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: : I'll tell her to start saving up the hairs from her hairbrush! What : : would you say would be a safe bet for a minimum wait time? : : : : We're in central Edinburgh, any recommendations for where to find good : : henna? : : There's a good henna supplier south in Brighton, in the supplier's : listing. Long ways from you but at least on your side of the wet spot. : : I think with body art quality henna the wait might be only 2 months. : That sample of Mary Anne's came out a nice color after must 6 weeks. : : Once I lucked onto a guy who had a hairbrushing fetish. Mine was knee : length at that point. : : I think Fia's Gel mixes are probably the easiest to do of the henna : mixes ... or that's my impression anyway. :
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