I didn't find the amla oil but I found dabur vatika coconut oil with amla, lemon, and henna.
I also didn't find the henna brand other ladies use but I found another brand which I googled when I got in today. It is from India and the shop owner says it is very popular with his customers so we will see...of course I will share with you every detail of my process. I plan to mimic Lavendar's method. I want to do this for Sunday - have a family funeral so I kinda would like it to look good.
Note to self:
for henna
*2 diff cheapie condish w/no petroleum, mineral oil, silicones - Aussie moist, V05 moisture milks (1/4 c of each)
*4 tsp of oil of ur choice
*mix Fri night, apply Sat evening
~i'm excited to try~
~no hair loss of course because no combing~
I look forward to hearing about your 1st henna.! I used Lavendar's recipe too. I used VO5 and Kenra, but I never even thought about Aussie. I think I will use the Aussie next time. It was a great experience. Just waiting for this, and waiting for that, but I tell you, I felt so liberated and like a kid again as I smothered that goo(looked like mud) all over my hair. I even let my daughter apply the last coating. I hope it goes well.
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