Henna for Hair!

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Damn, I wish my local pet store carried Kim's! I'd order 12... DOZEN!!! muahaha

I gotta say Kim, your hair looks amazing. I can understand why you wouldnt want the orange to fade, but at the same time your 6 day pics look EVEN BETTER! Congrats big time Kim.

also for the record, the eyebrows faded really well, they look a lot more natural, and personally I think it looks better now, but either way. NICE!

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Originally Posted by qiksilver

also for the record, the eyebrows faded really well, they look a lot more natural, and personally I think it looks better now, but either way. NICE!

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Ditto!! I think it turned out GREAT! Makes your eyes stand out even more! ;) ;)

Wow, Kim, you could seriously be an advertisement for that product, the change is that dramatic and stunning.
I really love the final results.

Have you had any issues with the smell of the henna? I've had my hand tattood with henna before, and it was a smelly ordeal for days.

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Thanks for the compliments! :) And seriously, I would DEFinitely suggest going herbal as far as hair color products go. My hair FEELS thicker and actually looks more full (not to mention really shiny!) after using it. There are lots of herbs one can use to attain different hair colors (not just red!). So, again, I'll plug her website: www.hennaforhair.com

There are forums there with tons of information about using herbs for hair, different mixes people use, and Catherine has a PDF with info about the history of henna, how it penetrates the hair shaft, how to actually do the process, and a place to order Henna, Indigo, Cassia Obovata (The "clear" stuff used for conditioning) and other herbs :)

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Originally Posted by SarahMB

Wow, Kim, you could seriously be an advertisement for that product, the change is that dramatic and stunning.
I really love the final results.

Have you had any issues with the smell of the henna? I've had my hand tattood with henna before, and it was a smelly ordeal for days.

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The Henna kinda smelled (to me) like hay. I like the smell of hay, so it didn't really bother me--hay and almost like tea. The smell was there for a few days, but it's gone now :) There are some methods mentioned on the website's forums about using different teas/essential oils in the henna mixture or using them to rise the hair to get rid of the strong Henna smell.

Wow Azure your the perfect Advert for henna for hair , you and your hair looks awesome! :rockon:

Your hair was in those photos? :P


....must've been those glossy lips distracting me. Nice. :sweeet:

Just sayin....

How did the oompa-loompa bits clean up? couple of days or quicker?



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Kim, I think the end results are stunning. Keep in mind that henna'd hair "blings out" a lot more in sunlight than indoor lighting, so I'm willing to bet that you're still mighty fiery (henna or not ;)) even though it may not seem so at first.

It looks FABULOUS! :D

K~