long do i have to keep it in my hair before rinsing? It depends on how bright/dark you want the color. If you want more of a color change leave it in longer (up to 6 hours). if you want subtle change leave it in 3-4 hours. If you want it to be more red than brown then also wrap your hair in a shower cap or with a saran type of wrap. 3.

it look weird because of my highlights? it won't make your highlights match the rest of your hair. It will make them more red (since you're using a reddish henna). If you're highlights are growing out then it will look a bit odd. If they're fairly fresh highlights, then it will probably look good Check out the LUSH forums for more info: FAQ questions/answers: forum.lush.com Pictures: forum.lush.com Good luck! I've been wanting to use Caca Brun

longer the period of time of hair loss, the less likelihood that the hair will regrow. A variety of treatments can be tried. Steroid injections, creams, and shampoos (such as clobetasol or fluocinonide) for the scalp have been used for many years.

medications include minoxidil, irritants (anthralin or topical coal tar), and topical immunotherapy (cyclosporine), each of which are sometimes used in different combinations. A study reported in the journal Archives of Dermatology (vol. 134, 1998;1349-52) showed effectiveness of aromatherapy essential oils (cedarwood, lavender, thyme, and rosemary oils) in some patients. As with many chronic disorders for which there is no single treatment, a variety of remedies are promoted which in fact have no benefit.

is no known effective method of prevention, although the elimination of emotional stress is felt to be helpful. No drugs or hair-care products have been associated with the onset of alopecia areata.

research remains to be completed on this complex condition.'' It appears, unfortunately, that there is no reliable cure for this condition and that it is not possible to diagnose the severity of the condition from its onset.

sufferers will have reversible alopoetia, while others will develop irreversible and severe hair loss.

other sites that may help you are: http://www.nevdgp.org.au, home.vicnet.net.au, http://www.medscape.com and http://www.alopeciaonline.org.uk (this last site appears to be one of the best ones, along with the Australian website in terms of their factual content).