Re: applicators

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: : yes, these are the first and only kind of bottles i have used. i : may : : have posted the suggestion some time last year, but for other : people, : : i am so glad you brought it up! if anyone is looking for a company : : name of the stuff, the ones i have are by tulip. but you have to : make : : sure the bottle you get has a screw nozzle, some don't! i find you : : can get like all of your henna out by using these bottles, slender : : and seems more flexible than the other ones most sites show. and : they : : freeze well, i haven't had mine burst yet, and i fill that sucker : all : : the way up too. if anyone is new to the henna stuff, after you thaw : : it, make sure you squeeze out that little bit of liquid from having : : been frozen. i don't get to do it much because i do not know that : : many people who are willing to have it done...believe it or not!!! : i : : start cosmetology school tomarrow so hopefully i will get some new : : volunteers so i can add pictures to my tiny mehndi page. the : webring : : doesn't have me working yet, so the webring thing doesn't work yet, : : only the list sites link works right now. : The best applicators are jacquard bottles by Rupert, Gibbon & : Spider. They are great mehndi bottles you can find them where there : is fabric, tye dye stuff in your art store, Pearl Paint has them or : you can order them directly from the company char who runs this : website is very good to deal with here it is : http://www.microweb.com/nature/index.html She also sells nature toys : etc. Give them a try she is very good on delivery I use either cone : or jacquard bottle, depends on venue. blessings, christine

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