Re: Question for users of liquid latex

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Posted by Anne Manning on May 31, 2001 at 08:50:57:

In reply to: Question for users of liquid latex posted by Zimra on May 31, 2001 at 04:55:22:

I have tried L/L with and without L/S & I haven't found much
difference to the end result.

I will say however to make sure the design is dcompletely dry
(whether you have used the L/S or not). Most of you probably do
anyway, but unlike the traditional way (wrapping with cotton wool
then foodwrap) it MUST be completely dry.

Hope this helps

Anne Manning

: Just a question for all you users of liquid latex: what kind
of
: sealer, if any, do you use under it? I know CCJ uses it with new
skin
: (I think you said because the lines get fuzzy without it?) I'm
going
: to try the latex with the makeup sealant, next time I henna, but
I'm
: wondering what other people use, and if they use liquid latex alone
: (and if so, how does that work out?)
:
: Thanks in advance,
:
: Zimra
:
:

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: I have tried L/L with and without L/S & I haven't found much : difference to the end result. : : I will say however to make sure the design is dcompletely dry : (whether you have used the L/S or not). Most of you probably do : anyway, but unlike the traditional way (wrapping with cotton wool : then foodwrap) it MUST be completely dry. : : Hope this helps : : Anne Manning : : : : Just a question for all you users of liquid latex: what kind : of : : sealer, if any, do you use under it? I know CCJ uses it with new : skin : : (I think you said because the lines get fuzzy without it?) I'm : going : : to try the latex with the makeup sealant, next time I henna, but : I'm : : wondering what other people use, and if they use liquid latex alone : : (and if so, how does that work out?) : : : : Thanks in advance, : : : : Zimra : : : :
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