Re: (sorta OT) Are all those oils bad for you if you use them to henna your hair?


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Posted by Anne Beltestad on June 11, 2001 at 21:03:22:

In reply to: Are all those oils bad for you if you use them to henna your hair? posted by Faery Ring on June 11, 2001 at 18:03:59:

NOt sure about their use to darken henna (CCJ might know) but I have
used tea tree, rosemary, cedarwood, frankincense, and lavender,
diluted, on my hair for a long time to deal with itchy scalp. I mix
the oils in hemp or flax seed and put the whole concoction on my head,
rub it in well, let it sit for several hours, then wash well. Voila'
- conditioned hair, refreshed and soothed scalp! As with all
essential oils you should be careful and dilute them and DON'T take
them internally...

: Are all those oils bad for you if you use them to henna your hair?
:
: I would assume that the Essential Oils would probably help to darken
: the henna paste for the hair as well but I was told that it was not
: good for the hair. At least that is what a Pakistani shopkeeper
told
: me when I inquired about her ‘henna oil’. Apparently it would
: encourage gray hairs or something so it was only good for using on
: henna paste for the skin. Perhaps she was indicating that the color
: would fade so quickly similar to what you experience with the short-
: lasting stain on the skin.
:
: Oh by the way, I have been henna-ing my mom’s hair and she usually
: leaves it on overnight but the next morning she says that her urine
: is cloudy gray! It has happened a few times when I henna her hair
: and I am not sure what would cause it. I have been using Castle
Arts
: henna, citric acid, and clove oil.

 


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