Apparently, it will oxidize over the next three days and get darker. That'll probably be good, but heck, I like this.
Change can be good.
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- I live in a lot of worlds. The suburbs. A Unitarian Universalist Church. Ministry. Mommy group. Missional Theology. Childhood cancer land. I write about all of it here.
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6 comments:
Welcome to the red heads' club!
I love it! I mean..I really really love it. Thats a happy carefree color..very appropriate for you right now.
Okay, I don't know what henna is, and when I clicked on the link, it showed what look like Tattoos. Are there colorings too?
Oh, and by the way, the difference is truly amazing. One looks just average, one looks AWESOME!
Thank you for all the sweet comments, my lovelies. Mwah, mwah. (air kiss)
Tiff ... you're not familiar with henna tattoos? Ooooh, let me introduce you to that world. To my mind, the most beautiful are the Indian ladies after a wedding ... it is tradition to henna the palms, and they usually have artists who have been doing it for decades.
Henna (on skin) fades in about 10 days, so they're temporary.
More info: http://www.hennapage.com/
Oooh, I'm thinking maybe we'll have a henna party at next summer's "church camp."
Wahoo! That's how I first became a redhead, about 20 years ago! It looks GREAT! Just be sure to stock up on deep conditioner (Garnier makes a great, inexpensive one) because henna is very drying. You might want to get a little glosser product, too, to keep it shiny as it fades a bit.
Enjoy!
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