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Re: Temptu
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Posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on September 20, 1999 at 14:08:27:
In Reply to: Temptu posted by HELP on September 20, 1999 at 09:13:35:
Temptu is a pigment in a resin base. It does not stain your skin, it adheres to your skin and lasts several days. It was developed with the assistance of Matty Jankowski to emulate tattoos and henna for the film industry, because actors and actresses can't have henna fading down through a shooting schedule, and an actor who is tattoed for one film may need to be unadorned for the next. Temptu is similar to the natural resin + pigment paints called lac and alta that are used in South Asian countries to adorn brides and such. Temptu looks good. It comes in tattoo colors. It comes in henna colors. It is SAFE. It does not penetrate the skin. It is NOT henna. I am not aware of any sites that discuss Temptu, though when I tried it, it was not difficult use. It is available at the link below.
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