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Posted by Amy L. on November 30, 1999 at 01:33:55:

In Reply to: Re: Henna for Hair, HELP? posted by SeeSee on November 29, 1999 at 22:40:46:

No.. your hair won't smell/look like it's been hennaed forever. Heads
seem to exfoliate pretty fast (dandruff is an accumulation of the
dead skin that's always flaking off) and a good shampoo/scalp massage
followed by brushing your hair will un-henna the scalp skin even
faster.

Also, I gather from the dialogue that certain soaps, cleansers and
shampoos destroy henna designs *anyway*, so if you want to get rid of
both the color and smell, just wash your hair really well for about
two weeks... this stuff is a temporary herbal pigment after all, not
a packet of lye :)

Speaking of which, what *does* henna smell like?

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: No.. your hair won't smell/look like it's been hennaed forever. Heads : seem to exfoliate pretty fast (dandruff is an accumulation of the : dead skin that's always flaking off) and a good shampoo/scalp massage : followed by brushing your hair will un-henna the scalp skin even : faster. : Also, I gather from the dialogue that certain soaps, cleansers and : shampoos destroy henna designs *anyway*, so if you want to get rid of : both the color and smell, just wash your hair really well for about : two weeks... this stuff is a temporary herbal pigment after all, not : a packet of lye :) : Speaking of which, what *does* henna smell like?

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