Re: Loooots of questions....

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Posted by Julie on May 1, 2001 at 01:33:32:

In reply to: Loooots of questions.... posted by Komangetmy on May 1, 2001 at 00:02:16:

Welcome to the Henna Page Forum! It's a wonderful place to learn all
about henna. There are many people who post here regularly with
excellent information to offer. To begin with, you might like to use
the green How, What Where and Why "buttons" at the top of the Forum
page.

In answer to your questions, the first site that comes to my mind
belongs to Catherine Cartwright Jones. You can go to

<http://tapdancinglizard.com/mehandi/mix/mix.shtml>

for great instructions and photos on mixing paste, making your own
applicator cones and wrapping your designs.

Many people use the "carrot bags" for applying paste. They are
plastic bags shaped like a cone and have only one seam. You can use
them over and over again and they are very reasonable to purchase.
If you explore Catherine's site or perhaps earlier postings on the
Forum, you can find info on those, as well as where to purchase them.

That's a beginning for you, and I'm sure other folks will guide you
to their own helpful and interesting sites.

Happy Henna-ing!

Julie

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: Welcome to the Henna Page Forum! It's a wonderful place to learn all : about henna. There are many people who post here regularly with : excellent information to offer. To begin with, you might like to use : the green How, What Where and Why "buttons" at the top of the Forum : page. : : In answer to your questions, the first site that comes to my mind : belongs to Catherine Cartwright Jones. You can go to : : <http://tapdancinglizard.com/mehandi/mix/mix.shtml> : : for great instructions and photos on mixing paste, making your own : applicator cones and wrapping your designs. : : Many people use the "carrot bags" for applying paste. They are : plastic bags shaped like a cone and have only one seam. You can use : them over and over again and they are very reasonable to purchase. : If you explore Catherine's site or perhaps earlier postings on the : Forum, you can find info on those, as well as where to purchase them. : : : That's a beginning for you, and I'm sure other folks will guide you : to their own helpful and interesting sites. : : Happy Henna-ing! : : Julie
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