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colorless henna for hair, is it safe?Posted by Gaby on June 27, 2001 at 15:47:10: Hi everyone,I was thinking about hennaing my hair, but I didn't want red hair. I have seen boxes of hair henna in other colors than red, and they even had a "colorless henna" I was afraid there might be chemicals in it so I didnt buy it. Just a minute ago I read this on the "frenchtop cosmetics" website. They offer hair products with henna in them. This is what it said. "Did you know.... that Henna does not always colour your hair red! Henna powder is produced by grinding the leaves and the stems of the henna plant. This plant is harvested twice a year, in the spring and in the autumn. However, only the leaves that are harvested in the autumn contain the pigment necessary for colouring hair and skin. Therefore, the autumn harvest is used for the natural colouring powders of Hennaplus. The spring harvest is completely devoid of colour because the pigment has not had sufficient time to develop. As a result, the plant matter from this particular season has specific properties for restoring hair and is used as a healing ingredient in hair cosmetics. Such healing properties are also present in the old henna plants that are used. These plants are sometimes 15 years old! The pigment in these old plants is no longer sufficiently potent for colouring hair, but these plants still retain their healing and restoring properties. Henna feeds, protects and makes hair lovely and shiny. Because of this unique property Hennaplus range is based on this very special ingredient". Catherine, or someone else. What do you think of this? I thought they treated the henna to make it colorless but they say it's all natural. Gaby
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