Re: The Aesthic of Henna

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Posted by Kree @ Gl Henna on June 26, 2001 at 18:58:58:

In reply to: The Aesthic of Henna posted by txilar on June 26, 2001 at 00:08:01:

Thank you for your thoughtful response - I "agree & disagree" too!
Its true that ammonia & lime are "natural" ingredients,
although "natural" ingredients are not always gentle & good for us!
And I don't think ammonia crystals are a "natural" phenom as it is
purchased, I'm pretty sure it is processed by chemical plants before
selling. (Isn't cyanide also a natural ingredient?) I'm not per se
against experimenting, lord knows I've experimented with tons of
stuff, especially in my early days of henna use. Indigo, terpinol,
soaking hands in ammonia, alkanet, dragon's blood, beet juice, you
name it. I just figure that, especially when working on the public,
natural is best. Although I have to say Kenzi's gold latex looks
pretty cool!
Ciao,
Kree

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: Thank you for your thoughtful response - I "agree & disagree" too! : Its true that ammonia & lime are "natural" ingredients, : although "natural" ingredients are not always gentle & good for us! : And I don't think ammonia crystals are a "natural" phenom as it is : purchased, I'm pretty sure it is processed by chemical plants before : selling. (Isn't cyanide also a natural ingredient?) I'm not per se : against experimenting, lord knows I've experimented with tons of : stuff, especially in my early days of henna use. Indigo, terpinol, : soaking hands in ammonia, alkanet, dragon's blood, beet juice, you : name it. I just figure that, especially when working on the public, : natural is best. Although I have to say Kenzi's gold latex looks : pretty cool! : Ciao, : Kree
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