by Nicole Hollis of Hair Liberty Henna for Natural Hair- Let's Review! Henna is a plant that grows in the hot, dry climates of the Eastern hemisphere. For decades, women from North Africa, India, and the Middle East have used henna to stain their hair, skin, and nails. The red henna dye is contained within the leaves of the plant.…
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3 or 4 week old hair... after a dry bantu knot-out done solely to bunHola Chicas,You can either take your socks off now, or I can knock 'em off for ya...It's official. As of last night, I've henna'ed two months in a row! Can you believe it?!But as with everything else in my life, things are not the same. Now…
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Hola Chicas,And I'm back... after a 9 month hiatus! I stopped henna'ing around 6 months pregnant due to fatigue and lack of time. After G Babes came along, time got even tighter and since henna is such an all consuming process, I put it on the back burner. After a family walk (yes, I exercised today!), I decided to pull…
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NaturallyCurly.com vlogger Evelyn shows (in less than 5 minutes) how she applies henna!I love her!!!
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Hola Chicas,FYI--The Henna for Hair forums have a new home! The site is much more interactive, and there is a board dedicated specifically to Relaxed and Natural hair. I hope to see you gals over there!Later Gators,Nikp.s. Of course the very valuable archives are still located at-- Hennaforhair.com
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