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| I hope you can understand this letter and apology because my english language isn´t good!!! My experience with henna Mehandi is very nice and my hair looks shine and healthy (the best is the result to covered gray hair!!! In my case this is very thick, visible and I don´t like it) My hair is a natural light brown and very long. I have done a dark blond color 1 year before with some high-lights. 8 months later, my hair looks very dry due these chemicals colors, so I tried with casting of Loreal for more shine. Later, I have my gray hair again, so I made few high lights by my self with caramel color, but I wasn´t sated because the gray hair was visible. I live in Singapore and the weather here is very hot, so I have to pick up my hair every days and the gray hair was not nice, specially thouse around the hears. Finally, I found Mehandi henna powder in an indian shop and tried it the last week for first time, and I like very much because the result is very natural, nice and healthy. OK! Here ! we go!: 100 grs Natural Henna powder Mehandi (100 % henna content) 4 bags camomile tea in boiled water. And content of 3 camomile bags inside the henna powder. Mix´s Appearance: creamy like pudding mixture and brown colour. I put this mix only in my natural hair (about 8 cm in the roots) and started from the back to the top of my head and put more quantity around ears. Then put a plastic bag and waited 3 hours (1 hour sun light to warm it and obtain better results) Finally, the result is very good and my gray hair looks nice, you can see in the pictures.  That´s all! Thank you very much!!!! Flavia.
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