Owange
Head is remarkably more orange again.
The little Greek shop had run out of 500g bags of red henna, but they had a new batch of ordinary hand henna, so I got five packets of that and blimey! Their usual stuff isn't bad, but the stuff I got was as good as henna can get--it was a brand I hadn't tried before, and of course I've forgotten its name now. The stain is incredible, and even the bits of skin that accidentally got stained for a few minutes are still orange. Impressive. The stuff they sell in bigger bags is good enough to use on hands and gives a good enough stain (for the 40-45 minutes I leave it on while sitting in a heated sauna, don't try this if not certified insane like yours truly), but it seems I'd forgotten how orange things can really get. I blow my nose at you, early greying/lightening, for the ginger WINS over such things.
So, yes, Irn-Bru head. And it also feels so damn conditioned it's not true. GOOD HAIR DAY, DAMN IT.
Ooh, "Zarqa", it was called. Pakistani bridal henna. Kickarse.
The little Greek shop had run out of 500g bags of red henna, but they had a new batch of ordinary hand henna, so I got five packets of that and blimey! Their usual stuff isn't bad, but the stuff I got was as good as henna can get--it was a brand I hadn't tried before, and of course I've forgotten its name now. The stain is incredible, and even the bits of skin that accidentally got stained for a few minutes are still orange. Impressive. The stuff they sell in bigger bags is good enough to use on hands and gives a good enough stain (for the 40-45 minutes I leave it on while sitting in a heated sauna, don't try this if not certified insane like yours truly), but it seems I'd forgotten how orange things can really get. I blow my nose at you, early greying/lightening, for the ginger WINS over such things.
So, yes, Irn-Bru head. And it also feels so damn conditioned it's not true. GOOD HAIR DAY, DAMN IT.
Ooh, "Zarqa", it was called. Pakistani bridal henna. Kickarse.