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Malluma Kristalovino Acidic Fruit Powder for Dye Release
Add 6 grams or 1 tsp of Malluma Kristalovino
per 100 grams henna or cassia then stir in distilled water until the
paste is the consistency of mashed potatoes. Let the paste rest at room
temperature (68 - 72 degrees Fahrenheit) for 8 -12 hours for best dye
results. Use Malluma Kristalovino to create a darker, more auburn tone
with henna than other fruit acids.
Malluma Kristalovino,
potassium bitartrate (cream of tartar), is a natural fruit acid
crystallized from grape juice; Malluma Kristalovino is the gentlest
fruit acid on skin and hair. Use it to add an ash tone and to create
darker auburn colors with henna.
Henna and cassia will dye your hair most
effectively when mixed with an acidic liquid (such as diluted lemon
juice) or our fruit acid powders. Using an acidic
liquid or our fruit acid powders gives the best color results and the
color will not fade or go peculiar. In fact, the color will gradually
deepen and look more natural.
More information and free e-book
The links below connect to chapters of the free e-book
Ancient Sunrise® Henna for Hair,
a book researched and written by Catherine Cartwright-Jones PhD, a
researcher who focused her graduate and doctoral work on henna.
Ancient Sunrise® Henna for Hair
is meant to help people understand how to dye their hair without
chemicals, to protect their own health and the health of the planet they
live on, to correct the misconceptions that have lead to chemical hair
dye industry replacing henna, and to dispel the abundant misinformation
about henna.
You can download these selected chapters or download the entire book free of charge at http://www.hennaforhair.com/freebooks/
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Ancient
Sunrise® Chapter 6
Henna
and Acidic Mixes
Learn
about the necessary chemistry of mixing henna and cassia with a
mildly acidic liquid. This chapter discusses several sources of
fruit acids, and how each has a different effect on henna.
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Ancient
Sunrise
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Chapter 7 Mixing
and Testing your Henna Mix
Here is information on
the mixing, dye release, formulation, and testing of a wide range of
non-chemical permanent colors from henna, indigo, and cassia. This
chapter includes step-by-step instructions to produce the color you
want for your hair.
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Ancient
Sunrise® Chapter 6 Henna
and Acidic Mixes
Learn
about the necessary chemistry of mixing henna and cassia with a
mildly acidic liquid. This chapter discusses several sources of
fruit acids, and how each has a different effect on henna.
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Ancient
Sunrise
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Chapter 7 Mixing
and Testing your Henna Mix
Here is information on
the mixing, dye release, formulation, and testing of a wide range of
non-chemical permanent colors from henna, indigo, and cassia. This
chapter includes step-by-step instructions to produce the color you
want for your hair.
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