Re: Henna-- where could i buy it?

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Posted by Anon on September 29, 1999 at 12:54:14:

In Reply to: Re: Henna-- where could i buy it? posted by Anne on September 28, 1999 at 14:08:00:

: You could always try your local Hot Topic - they usually have small
: henna kits/premixed henna somewhere about.

Walgreen's sells (in at least 2 states) a tubular kit labeled
"mehndi". Read below - there's NOTHING to compare to good quality
henna - but this is a quick way to get started, and it's at least good
enough to leave a stain. Has everything but water. There are also
kits in book-like packages, available at some bookstores (Crown, in
one case). I don't know if these are satisfactory or not -- they list
an oil that's questionable. (If you get that kit, consider not using
the oil. It's not necessary.) Beware, though - you could get hooked!

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Re: Henna-- where could i buy it? Kenzi 04:20:02 9/30/99 (0)

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: : You could always try your local Hot Topic - they usually have small : : henna kits/premixed henna somewhere about. : Walgreen's sells (in at least 2 states) a tubular kit labeled : "mehndi". Read below - there's NOTHING to compare to good quality : henna - but this is a quick way to get started, and it's at least good : enough to leave a stain. Has everything but water. There are also : kits in book-like packages, available at some bookstores (Crown, in : one case). I don't know if these are satisfactory or not -- they list : an oil that's questionable. (If you get that kit, consider not using : the oil. It's not necessary.) Beware, though - you could get hooked!

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