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henna
hey whats a henna? like for your hair
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A henna is a temporary tattoo. I've never heard a henna that has to do with hair.
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henn is actually a temporary body tatoo that is supposed to last for around two weeks or so. =)* carmen
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Henna is a tatoo for your hands. Ive heard of some product called henna for your hair but i dunno if its true.
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Temporary tatoo....usually lasts somewhere around 2 weeks! hope i helped!
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Henna is a temporary tattoo. I think it lasts like 1-2 weeks. It's usually all black. I'm not sure if you can get them in colors.
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henna is temporary tattoo. Well its like a reddish brown liquid that you put on your skin in any design you want and it will stay there for 10-14 days.
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Henna is just a natuRal dye made fRom plants and leaves and such. I found a website that takes about the vaRious diffeRent shades, and how they'Re pRoduced. PeRhaps you might find this of some use?
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a reddish brown dye used especially on hair--
Henna is a dye made from the dried leaf and petiole of Lawsonia alba Lam. (Lawsonia inermis L.). Henna in its common form is a greenish-brown powder, which is mixed with water to form a mud-like paste prior to application. Lemon juice and essential oils are often added to extract the dye from the leaves.
Henna is traditionally used as a hair dye and temporary skin dye in India, Pakistan and North Africa, and in expatriate Indian and Pakistani communities. As well as adding a deep red tint to the hair, henna improves the condition and shine of the hair. As a skin dye, it produces a dark brown stain which lasts for about a week. Henna is predominantly used by women in these cultures to create traditional hand and foot decorations known as mehndi.
Henna is only approved for sale as a hair dye in the United States, and is not approved for any other use in the United States. Some unapproved henna products (sometimes sold under the name "black henna") have been adulterated with unsafe chemical dyes such as paraphenylenediamine ("PPD"), and should not be used for any purpose.
Henna decorations became fashionable in the West in the late 1990s, as a form of body decoration that did not involve permanent marks, unlike tattoo; nevertheless, they are sometimes marketed as "henna tattoos".
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its a temporary tattoo
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its like a tatoo that comes off after a few weeks.
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