Re: Yogurt in Henna Paste Question

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Posted by jolynn on November 5, 2001 at 05:42:55:

In reply to: Yogurt in Henna Paste Question posted by CorasMama on November 4, 2001 at 16:17:33:

Actually, it probably won't get that nasty, just more strong
tasting-if you were going to taste it. Several days..that might be a
different matter. Yogurt is a good way to keep milk for a day or two
if you have no refirigeration!
Let us know if you try it and how it works

jolynn
: Hi all,
:
: I've seen somewhere references to using plain yogurt in one's paste.

: Does anyone know anything about this? Is it useful or bad, what
does
: it do to the paste, etc. The one thing I'd be worried about is that
: it would get really nasty in those 12-24 hours that I leave my paste
: out of the fridge to release the dye after I first mix it up.
:
: Any input?
:
: K8

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: Actually, it probably won't get that nasty, just more strong : tasting-if you were going to taste it. Several days..that might be a : different matter. Yogurt is a good way to keep milk for a day or two : if you have no refirigeration! : Let us know if you try it and how it works : : jolynn : : Hi all, : : : : I've seen somewhere references to using plain yogurt in one's paste. : : : Does anyone know anything about this? Is it useful or bad, what : does : : it do to the paste, etc. The one thing I'd be worried about is that : : it would get really nasty in those 12-24 hours that I leave my paste : : out of the fridge to release the dye after I first mix it up. : : : : Any input? : : : : K8
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