Re: Air brushing henna from below

Posted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on January 18, 2000 at 03:36:14:

In Reply to: Air brushing henna from below posted by Anoise on January 18, 2000 at 03:15:18:

paints, icing, nail
: paint, inks glues, sealants, and just about anything else you would
: want to use, even chocolate!

But do they mean real henna? Frostings and chocolate have finer
particles than the henna we use...... that's what bewilders me ....
you could get some of the faux hennaes through that, absolutely, but
not everything that is called henna is henna.

I double checked some of the "colored henna" I was sent as a
manufacturer's sample, and I think they would work ... it's very
fine-grained and stains skin (well, sort of) (but I don't think it
has much to do with lawsonia inermis). And, as it's colored, that
would make airburshing with the shading capability make some sense.

I still don't think the traditional green goop would work.

Follow-ups:

• Maybe if you REALLY sifted it? Amy L. 04:12:57 1/18/00 (6)
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