Regarding hair dyes: If you dye your hair at home, try using it for a shorter
amount of time than what is suggested on the box. I think they normally
suggest something like 20 or 25 minutes on the roots and another 5 or 10
minutes all over. I do a 5 minutes on the roots and 5 minutes all
When I was in Brazil and a few other South American countries you could tell
which people used the henna, when in the sun the hair looked purple.
Purple, eh? Why not, I've seen orange and red and green done on purpose.
Reminds me when my mother first went from using henna (took an age, and had
*Subject:* Re: CSSister has cancer - Hair Dyes
When I was in Brazil and a few other South American countries you could
tell
which people used the henna, when in the sun the hair looked purple.
Purple, eh? Why not, I've seen orange and red and green done on purpose.
Reminds me when my mother first
Are all natural hennas like light mountains color the gray product safe and
true to color?
FROM MY SCHOOL BOOKS HENNA IS SAFE TO USE ABOUT IT BEING TRUE TO COLOR IS
DEBATABLE
MARY
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Are all natural hennas like light mountains color the gray product safe and
true to color?
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Are all
Just goes to show - yesterday's science is today's fallacy. When I first
started dying my hair, the wisdom was that semipermanent dyes caused
cancer but the permanent ones didn't. So I have been dying my hair for 25
years.
If it's any comfort, my mother died last September at the age of 99
No, I have no information on that, but my mom who was a hairdresser in her 20's
heard the same about permanent dyes and cancer. She is now 94 never dyed her
hair. I am in my 60's I do not have much in the way of gray hair so I use
semipermanent dye.
Only wish I knew the truth, I still wonder
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