THE CURE FOR ALL ADVANCED CANCERS
When thoroughly
stirred, the consistency
should be like thin gravy. If
too thick, use up some of the
solution set aside or hot
water. If too thin, add more
powder. Cover and let stand
in warm place such as oven
or microwave for twenty-
five minutes. The dye is
being extracted.
Meanwhile, prepare the
bathroom. Fold a long piece
of paper towel (three sec-
tions) in half lengthwise,
and then again in half to
make a long neck-band. Get
ready an 8½ x 11 plastic
food storage bag to cover
hair later, and two more single paper towels. Set comb and
shampoo supplies nearby, also within reach from shower.
After exactly twenty-five minutes, stir the henna one more
time. Take the saucepan to the shower and dip the solution over
your hair by hand in small amounts. Get all the hair roots wetted
before the long hair. Keep it out of your eyes by keeping them
closed. Then wash your hands and dry with the single piece of
towel. Poke a hole in the end of plastic bag to let it breathe.
Then stretch it by pulling it at the rim until it fits over your
head. (Practice this beforehand.) Tie the long paper “scarf’
around your neck, tucking in the ends. Wipe up drips with the
last paper towel. Note the time.
Leave it all intact for fifty minutes to one hour. During this
time some dripping must occur. Wear old clothing. If your hand
or finger nails have turned slightly bluish or brown after the ap-
plication you already know the dye will take.
Finally, wash the henna out under the shower until no little
particles can be felt on your scalp. Then shampoo and rinse, or
No isopropyl or benzene residue,
nor synthetic dyes or metals.
Comes in red and black.