Two possibilities, one bad, one good.Posted by Lauren on July 17, 2001 at 16:32:56: In reply to: How? posted by els on July 16, 2001 at 22:42:49: The Bad News: The things that turn henna black are usually dangerousto use and can cause anything from 3rd-degree chemical burns with permanent scarring to permanent liver damage. Check out the link to Black henna information at the top of this page. You're leaving nailpolish remover on your skin for hours at a time? It dissolves plastic, what do you think it's doing to your skin? The Good News: If your powder is still green when mixed (unless you mean that it's turning your skin green?), then you probably have regular henna, which is ground-up plant leaves, which has no harmful side effects at all. If you mix it with lemon or lime juice and a boit of sugar, it will turn into a dark green paste which, if left on for several hours and kept warm and damp, will give a very dark brownish red stain. Be glad if your powder is green, it may have saved you a great deal of pain or illness. For better instructions, go to www.mehandi.com and follow the recipie there. : I bought black Henna in tunis to make Henna Tattoo's. If I mix it : with wather and lime and nailpolish remover it stays green. : Can somebody help me, if you know what to do. : : Thanks : : Els
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