banging on the hennotannic H ... NOT PPD!

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Posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on June 30, 2001 at 16:42:59:

In reply to: What he means is... posted by Nick on June 30, 2001 at 16:07:59:

Nick has it right .... see below.

First you get the henna to release henna dye (which is naturally
red-orange) then one way or another you change the hydrogen molecule
to darken the henna dye. Heat, binding with keratins, ammonium
hydroxide (includes sweat and urine) and calcim hydroxide(includes
lime-bearing dust and possibly ash) OR one of the small terpines that
has a spare H .... all these will do the job. Ravensara has
terpineol which does the trick.

Two part harmony: 1) get the hennotannic molecule available out of the
henna (dye release)so it can penetrate a epidermal cell ...then ...
2)once it's in the dead skin cell, bang on the hydrogen to darken it.

: "dye release" refers to the henna releasing it's red dye. So when
: Mark said "Yesterday found interesting results with this oil and the
: dye release" he meant that the oil had an interesting affect on the
: henna's natural dye release.
: ~Nick
:
:
: : :
: : : Yesterday found interesting results with this oil and the dye
: : release
: :
: : Mark hopefully ravensara is not a form of PPD because you say
: that
: : has a "dye release" in it.
: : I know Catherine has been going nuts checking into terpinol and
: : pine oil.
: : It would be great to have a save additive to get a long lasting
: : stain without a chemical burn. And I am sure all the people who
: are
: : sneaking around with PPD tainted Black Henna would be more than
: happy
: : to use ravensara to get the same effect w/o the law suite
: : Joe B

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Re: banging on the hennotannic H ... NOT PPD! Joe B 23:29:53 7/1/2001 (3)
- why is this new? (praises to Jeremy) Catherine Cartwright Jones 00:39:48 7/2/2001 (2)
  - Re: why is this new? (praises to Jeremy+catherine) mark 10:25:27 7/2/2001 (1)
    - Re: why is this new? (thanks for the compliment!) Catherine Cartwright Jones 11:39:10 7/2/2001 (0)

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: Nick has it right .... see below. : : First you get the henna to release henna dye (which is naturally : red-orange) then one way or another you change the hydrogen molecule : to darken the henna dye. Heat, binding with keratins, ammonium : hydroxide (includes sweat and urine) and calcim hydroxide(includes : lime-bearing dust and possibly ash) OR one of the small terpines that : has a spare H .... all these will do the job. Ravensara has : terpineol which does the trick. : : Two part harmony: 1) get the hennotannic molecule available out of the : henna (dye release)so it can penetrate a epidermal cell ...then ... : 2)once it's in the dead skin cell, bang on the hydrogen to darken it. : : : "dye release" refers to the henna releasing it's red dye. So when : : Mark said "Yesterday found interesting results with this oil and the : : dye release" he meant that the oil had an interesting affect on the : : henna's natural dye release. : : ~Nick : : : : : : : : : : : : Yesterday found interesting results with this oil and the dye : : : release : : : : : : Mark hopefully ravensara is not a form of PPD because you say : : that : : : has a "dye release" in it. : : : I know Catherine has been going nuts checking into terpinol and : : : pine oil. : : : It would be great to have a save additive to get a long lasting : : : stain without a chemical burn. And I am sure all the people who : : are : : : sneaking around with PPD tainted Black Henna would be more than : : happy : : : to use ravensara to get the same effect w/o the law suite : : : Joe B
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