sxynaeone Says:

Aug 24, 2008 - I wanted to know if henna was good for relaxedafrican american hair.......thanks so much.....GREAT JOB!

hennapage Says:

Aug 26, 2008 - We're glad to know the video was helpful. We have three more coming, including one of another woman who uses henna and indigo to dye her hair jet black and also relaxes her hair.

brooksiebow Says:

Aug 26, 2008 - Henna is VERY nice on relaxed hair. The difference in condition is night and day. It's fuller and has more swing.

ExoticByNature Says:

Aug 26, 2008 - YESS HENNA VIDEOS!I been using henna on my natural hair for years and its made my hair extremely thicker, stronger and also I think it loosened my 4a curls. There is no comparing when its comes down to conditioning african hair. HENNA IS THE BEST!!

flnikki Says:

Sep 3, 2008 - I am so excited to see this! My hair grows but I am having trouble retaining length. I have heard from some that henna is great and from others its not. the combo of visiting your webpage and this demo have sealed it for me. I was also glad to see not drastic color change. I have ordered henna online and am harvesting test hair from my comb. I CANT WAIT!!

hennapage Says:

Sep 3, 2008 - If you need advice or encouragement as you start using henna, you can always ask questions at the forum on the Henna for Hair webpage.

1angel2heart Says:

Sep 12, 2008 - so very true! i absolutely love henna it is far superior to many synthetic and natural protein treatments i've tried, i'm so in love with it and it is all natural... ♥

tashoney Says:

Sep 18, 2008 - i was wondering what kind of henna are you using to thicken your hair?

epoladee Says:

Sep 25, 2008 - Have you heard of a brand called Rainbow henna? If so Is it recommended? is it the right grade?

hennapage Says:

Sep 25, 2008 - To get the best answer to your questions, e-mail info(at)mehandi(dot)com. Catherine or one of her staff will be happy to help you.

hennapage Says:

Sep 25, 2008 - Any henna will do the dyeing job but there are different grades and sifts, as well as different characteristics depending on where and when the henna was grown and harvested. If you log on to the Henna for Hair Forum at hennaforhair(dot)com, you can ask the henna users there what they use and how they prepare it.

DJCheriie Says:

Sep 26, 2008 - Approximately how long does henna take to stay on your hair for before you wash it off?

hennapage Says:

Sep 26, 2008 - We recommend you leave the henna on your hair for three hours.

hwiseman Says:

Sep 30, 2008 - I usually get my pure henna or indigo (black) at Indian stores or Whole Foods (Persian Henna). I also mix in lemon juice and no water, later a little olive or Amla Hair Oil and after the dye "sets" 24 hrs later, I add Greek plain full creme yoghurt. The latter conditions the hair very well. Thanks for the vid on relaxed hair. Some think henna is odd for Black hair. Well, it originated use in Africa and who better to use it? Thanks so much!!!

sxynaeone Says:

Oct 5, 2008 - Hi,I thought you were in the process of makinga henna and indigo video. I was really looking forward to seeing your henna/indigotechnique displayed.Anxiously awaiting......

hennapage Says:

Oct 6, 2008 - We haven't forgotten you. There's another "African hair" video coming, using indigo to get deep black. We'll try to get it finished an uploaded later this month.

sxynaeone Says:

Oct 7, 2008 - Thanksssssssssssss sooooo much!

iraqifighter12 Says:

Oct 19, 2008 - Holy shit that was pretty cool. i wish my hair was straight.

urbangold1 Says:

Nov 5, 2008 - Cool video! I'm interested in using henna, but don't really want a colour change... Is there a way to use henna and get some conditioning benefits without getting the red colour change?In your ebook there's the method of using henna and indigo, but you mention that the indigo fades quickly, exposing the red dye. Does this mean I'd always have to apply the henna-indigo to cover up the red, or does the red eventually fade as well? I know there's cassia, but it's not available where I am...