Re: mahlabyia oil.Posted by mark on April 27, 2001 at 10:38:17: In reply to: Re: mahlabyia oil. posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on April 25, 2001 at 13:38:52: : Mahlabyia is an oil that might or might not darken henna because of: the polar solvent characteristic of some of it's consituents. These : can include eucalyptus, lamp oil, turpentine .... it's different with : every source. The brands I've tried do NOT darken my henna, but they : do give me blistered skin. : : It is NOT to be used in your hair!!!!! Keep it far, far, far away : from your face and eyes. You need to know what quality of oil you have really....we got some from india few weeks back. We got 4 types ranging from the nearly crude (contains petrol i think) to the good stuff which is just a blend of natural oils with a perfume added to make it smell like it does. I think it goes without saying though...never put anything near your eyes or on your face its just asking for trouble. If you must henna on your face then wash and exfoliate and then just henna. Mehalabiya oil is never to be trusted. Buy yourself from a reliable source if this is your frav oil. We got the crude cheap stuff just for comparison we never actually use it on anyone! We was told that the pure mehalabiya oil was: pine,eucalyptus,camphor and frankinsence. And then a perfume (undisclosed) was added to make the overall smell. I believe that the perfume is probably mixed with isopropyl alcohol which is used in cosmetics and aftershave etc.
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