Re: Henna and aging

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Posted by Cindy on February 10, 2005 at 12:01:13:

In reply to: Henna and aging posted by queenbee on February 10, 2005 at 09:48:15:

I know exactly of what you speak! I touch up my roots every two weeks
with henna to prevent that "wide part" look. I do not henna all my
hair so it will stay relatively light.

I plan to experiment with Turmeric to get a golden color though.
Before I went to henna, I was using a strawberry blond dye that
complemented my 44 year old face nicely. I like the firey look (so
does my SO which counts for a lot :) but I'd love to get back to
strawberry.

: What do you intend to do when you decide to be silver?
:
: Would you still use henna if your white roots showed and made you
: look bald on your part after just 2 weeks?
:
: Do you think that the bright reds and dark browns and blacks can be
: severe next to an aging face?
:
: qb

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Re: Henna and aging queen bee 17:03:39 2/10/2005 (0)

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: I know exactly of what you speak! I touch up my roots every two weeks : with henna to prevent that "wide part" look. I do not henna all my : hair so it will stay relatively light. : : I plan to experiment with Turmeric to get a golden color though. : Before I went to henna, I was using a strawberry blond dye that : complemented my 44 year old face nicely. I like the firey look (so : does my SO which counts for a lot :) but I'd love to get back to : strawberry. : : : : What do you intend to do when you decide to be silver? : : : : Would you still use henna if your white roots showed and made you : : look bald on your part after just 2 weeks? : : : : Do you think that the bright reds and dark browns and blacks can be : : severe next to an aging face? : : : : qb
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