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Thursday, 30 May 2013

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Some leading henna boffs state that hair should be dyed only with “body art quality henna” (pure henna ground and sieved several times so it practically resembles fine talcum powder) and claim that it has the highest percentage of lawsone (henna dye). I think that’s misleading. Lots of henna for hair starts off as body art henna for the first few months after the leaves have been ground and then, when it’s past a few months old, it’s sold as henna for hair. The only difference between henna which doesn’t start off as “body art henna” and the henna which starts out as body art henna is in the grinding and the sieving ( the hair henna may not be as finely ground). But the beautiful thing about henna is that, either way, it lasts forever is sealed and stored correctly.

Henna is henna. Pure is pure. And pure henna is just that : pure henna. It doesn't have to have a name like "BAQ" attached to it if you know what henna is and if you buy from a reputable source. Henna simply doesn’t have to be hot out of the grinding machine and ground and sieved several times to give superb colour in your hair.

Body art quality henna - which happens to be a lot more expensive than just as pure henna which has not been sieved as many times - is more concentrated by means of finer grinding and extra sieving. Bodies require the finer concentrated henna to achieve a smoother paste free of globs which can pass smoothly through fine tipped tools which are used to paint henna art on skin. You may or may not achieve as deep a colour skin stain with pure henna for hair as you will get with body art henna, but the fact is that you don’t need the body art henna for your hair colour. Because hair absorbs colour differently to skin and is more receptive to dyes than skin, “fresh” henna for hair can last as long as ten years ! Henna doesn’t go off if stored correctly; but I generally advise to use it within five years of the date of grinding to ensure you definitely catch the colour and the goodness whilst the henna is still highly potent. Highly concentrated body art henna = concentrate on high cost. So don’t be mislead into thinking you have to pay more for body art henna for your hair - you don’t ! Henna for hair is pretty much the same as body art henna except it’s not been sieved/&or ground as much. But it’s essentially the same stuff and it’s a lot cheaper. And it remains a wonderfully healing and therapeutic treatment on both skin and hair.

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