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Posted by Cahterine Cartwright Jones on September 6, 2001 at 17:57:05:

In reply to: anyone used jamilla henna to dye their hair? posted by Anne on September 6, 2001 at 15:12:11:

: I am considering going the whole hog, but I would like some advice
: about the chance of my skin around my hairline becoming stained
: during the hennaing stage.

I've used Jamila, and I'm very careful to wipe my forehead, ears
and all clean of goop. If you catch it within 5 minutes, there's not a
problem. After all, this isn't a terp thing. If your skin catches
some and does go orange, it fades in one or two days. Just keep your
washcloth handy when you're hennaeing, and then when you're totally
mucked, wrap all your hair and goop with plastic wrap. Leave that in
place as long as suits you depending on how much stain you want.

The hair color you get with Jamila is stunning!

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Re: Yup. Monica Tittle 18:35:09 9/7/2001 (0)

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: : I am considering going the whole hog, but I would like some advice : : about the chance of my skin around my hairline becoming stained : : during the hennaing stage. : : I've used Jamila, and I'm very careful to wipe my forehead, ears : and all clean of goop. If you catch it within 5 minutes, there's not a : problem. After all, this isn't a terp thing. If your skin catches : some and does go orange, it fades in one or two days. Just keep your : washcloth handy when you're hennaeing, and then when you're totally : mucked, wrap all your hair and goop with plastic wrap. Leave that in : place as long as suits you depending on how much stain you want. : : The hair color you get with Jamila is stunning!
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