When I wanted this sedative and pain relieving effect all I found were the seeds. Will the seeds give this effect? Or is it another part of the plant that does it?
Thank you for your iniciative and mostly for not being superficial as the many videos out there which unfortunately seem to only emphasize that the papyrus included magic spells, but failed to detail the plants it included. Thank you for sharing more about it! It really made me want to read this historical gem
Looks very Beautiful in you but i think this product can be toxic. Black henna is sintetic and can contain harmful ingredients. Excuse me about my english. If you want to care your health try a two step process with henna (red) in the first step an indigo (dark- blue) in the second step. The ingredients in this brand that you shows never give you a black color I think this brand is lyiing about the ingredients. Search information in the henna guys chanel and henna sooq chanel about how to get black blue color with 100% natural ingredients.
Congratulations!! Just found you today, following, i love gardening too, will share with my friend Gisela who is now 6 months pregnant. Yes, lots of pillows do help open up the pelvis!!
My roots are maybe a tad bit lighter than yours in some places (ranges from dark blonde to medium brown all over). Tried the black in Surya Brasil and it just turned everything copperish. Will be trying this next!
Im just curious, how it's suppose to dye your hair black, when in ingriedents list there are only henna (red), cassia (yellowish) and other herbs don't give any colour... It doesn't have indygo, katham or even katha.
Black henna has an extra ingredient (coal tar which contains p-phenylenediamine) which dyes the hair black. Would not recommend doing this tho as there bad side effects of this ingredient including: tingling, burning, painful stinging, blistering, swelling, redness and at worst can lead to the permanent scarring of the skin. Also is linked to migraines. Hope this helps!
DON'T USE THIS HENNA!!!! Henna is only one colour (red/orange), to get black henna they mix natural henna with PPD, the same chemical present in hair dyes, which is a proven carcinogen and can cause terrible allergic reactions and chemical burns
@@enclavelieutenant8614 henna that is not pure can have PPD in it and mixing with metal can react with the PPD. Just get your henna from someone reputable like Hennasooq and you don't have to worry about the dangers of PPD.
@@enclavelieutenant8614 Actually it's quite the opposite with henna it repairs damage because the lawsone attaches to broken areas of the cuticle and henna is actually conditioning for the hair. The reason why people say it feels drying is because the cuticles are temporarily lifted after applying henna, which can be eased by using aloe powder mixed in with henna and deep conditioning after rinsing it out. The other reasons henna could be drying is if it's left on too long because anything more than four hours or five and henna will try to rehydrate itself if it drys out on your scalp by drawing moisture from the hair that's why you wrap your head in saran wrap to keep the henna wet on your hair. You also want to be careful of what your adding to your henna too for example lemon juice should be avoided as it's very drying for the hair.
