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Re: Ammonia makes designs black?
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Posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on January 04, 2000 at 14:56:07:
In Reply to: Ammonia makes designs black? posted by P.J. on January 04, 2000 at 05:25:08:
Ammonia, or something that has a very high ph (13) like camel urine or bat urine, can be used to percipitate the red dye molecules bound in your skin to black. This does NOT work on anything other than palms and soles, because the rest of your skin is too thin . Where the skin is thin, the caustic nature of ammonia will cause exfoliation faster than percipitation. It also is not good on palms and soles that are thin and soft. It works fine on me. This is the technique used to make henna black in North Africa. I have the instructions for this .... email me. Don't just fool around with it, or you could hurt yourself.
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