ROD 8/23/2006 Hair Dye Day
Source of Recipe
Marla
Recipe Introduction
People have been dying their hair for 3000 years, but the first commercial hair dye company wasn't started until 1909 in France. The "French Harmless Hair Dye Company" later changed their name to "L'Oreal". The products were not widely used, and by 1950, only 7% of American women dyed their hair. A Clairol Champaign during the 1960's raised this figure almost overnight. Showing pictures of women with children and running the line "does she or doesn't she", hair dye was suddenly acceptable. By the end of the decade, 70% of American women were using hair dye - it's up to 75% today.
List of Ingredients
ROD 8/23/2006 Hair Dye Day Brunette Hair Dye Recipe
Recipe
Brunette Hair Dye Recipe
Wash your hair with the following rinse. Pour the rinse through your hair 15 times, re-rinsing with the same liquid. On the final rinse, wring hair, and leave for 15 minutes before rinsing with clear water.
Brunette: Rinse hair with a strong black tea, or black coffee.
NOTE: This process must be repeated daily for a few weeks before you notice any changes.
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