Re: Wrapping...

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Posted by Kenzi on May 15, 2001 at 04:42:22:

In reply to: Wrapping... posted by komangetmy on May 15, 2001 at 01:09:50:

: Hello again! I have some questions about wrapping, for example: How
: can I wrap the palm of the hand and fingers, or some other body
parts
: which are difficult to wrap? What is the proccess in this cases? Is
: there need to wrap? How much time should I leave Henna in the palm
of
: a hand? 6 hours???? I have a little trouble trying to imagine a
hand
: extended during 6-10 hours!!! :-)

The hand is a little difficult to wrap but not impossible. I usually
put cotton wool on the henna while the lemon-sugar is still a little
wet then wrap that in toilet paper. I usually use a square or two of
it to wrap each finger individually and wrap tape around that. Then
I take a length of toilet paper about 2-3 feet long and wrap that
around my hand and fix it in place with tape. I usually put a cotton
glove over that to hold it all in place. If you have wrapped well
you can bend your fingers a little and use your hand to do basic
things.

Keeping your hand wrapped for 6-10 hours is pretty easy if you henna
a few hours before bedtime. Just do all the things you need both
hands for before you start to henna.

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: : Hello again! I have some questions about wrapping, for example: How : : can I wrap the palm of the hand and fingers, or some other body : parts : : which are difficult to wrap? What is the proccess in this cases? Is : : there need to wrap? How much time should I leave Henna in the palm : of : : a hand? 6 hours???? I have a little trouble trying to imagine a : hand : : extended during 6-10 hours!!! :-) : : The hand is a little difficult to wrap but not impossible. I usually : put cotton wool on the henna while the lemon-sugar is still a little : wet then wrap that in toilet paper. I usually use a square or two of : it to wrap each finger individually and wrap tape around that. Then : I take a length of toilet paper about 2-3 feet long and wrap that : around my hand and fix it in place with tape. I usually put a cotton : glove over that to hold it all in place. If you have wrapped well : you can bend your fingers a little and use your hand to do basic : things. : : Keeping your hand wrapped for 6-10 hours is pretty easy if you henna : a few hours before bedtime. Just do all the things you need both : hands for before you start to henna.
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