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Read this one (slight typo)Posted by Rupal on September 8, 2001 at 00:25:34: In reply to: There is NO natural black henna; period posted by Rupal on September 8, 2001 at 00:24:43: : Though the woman may have claimed that black henna can be obtained: naturally, I wouldn't believe her. Henna companies formulating black : henna essentially incorporate all the "black henna" chemicals : (including PPD) into the powder they create, so that it is nearly : indistinguishable from regular powder. Usually, black henna powder : is brownish or grey-ish, rather than bright green. Thus, the fact : that she only mixed her henna with water means nothing. It moreover indicates : that there are probably chemical additives in her henna; natural : henna usually requires an acidic environment in order to release its : dye (people often use lemon juice to initiate this dye release). : : The "natural" color for henna is red. In general, beware when you : read the label "natural" on any product you buy. Coal is natural. : Hemlock is natural. Many, many things are natural, but naming them as : such does not indicate that they are safe. : : ~Rupal
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