can anyone here measure the pH values of various henna brands mixed with just water?
I'm especially curious what the pH value is of the Nupur 9 brand.
Re: can anyone here measure the pH values of various henna brands mixed with just wat
I’ve got two values to report:
1. The first is a pure mixture, Nupur and distilled water. It comes in at a 6.
2. The second I did out of curiosity, my usual mixture. I use tap water (8 in my area), Nupur, and some lemon juice. I don’t measure the lemon juice, but my estimate would be it’s a couple tablespoons. The overall pH of this mixture is between 5 and 6.
Re: can anyone here measure the pH values of various henna brands mixed with just wat
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C_Bookworm
I’ve got two values to report:
1. The first is a pure mixture, Nupur and distilled water. It comes in at a 6.
2. The second I did out of curiosity, my usual mixture. I use tap water (8 in my area), Nupur, and some lemon juice. I don’t measure the lemon juice, but my estimate would be it’s a couple tablespoons. The overall pH of this mixture is between 5 and 6.
Thank you! I didn't expect that Nupur 9 would have a hair/skin-neutral pH despite containing Amla and Shikakai, which are both very acidic on their own.
Re: can anyone here measure the pH values of various henna brands mixed with just wat
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Fimu
Thank you! I didn't expect that Nupur 9 would have a hair/skin-neutral pH despite containing Amla and Shikakai, which are both very acidic on their own.
No problem! Lends a little insight into what proportions are in there ;)