Re: To the English Crew

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Posted by Lynn on June 13, 2001 at 19:09:49:

In reply to: To the English Crew posted by Simon on June 13, 2001 at 02:14:55:

Hi Simon - Cornwall, you lucky thing - if I were 10 years younger
that would be my henna dream - henna, surf (which I can't do) and
party! Oh to be young!!!!! I don't wrap, or anything - I did try
new skin (the english one) - I put it in a spray pump thingy and it
was ok - I did it at a Rave when I was really worried about people
getting knocked. I just tell them how important it is to keep the
henna on all night and I give them a leaflet which explains it all.
I do use Henna Mud though and it does stain beautifully. Doesn't
really help does it. Although, you will find when you are out and
about you don't do that many of the expensive ones - mainly your
little cheap ones. As for me, I am out every weekend and it is even
more popular this year than last - which is great! Everywhere I go I
am working non-stop. Good luck - keep us informed. Lynn

HI guys,
:
: Just a quickie. I've got a fete coming up, nothing major but I've
got
: some really nice new designs. The problem is they are quite big and
: intricate therefore I was going to charge about Ł15 for them (if
: anyone wants one is another problem). My quandry is that for the
: smaller ones (for which I usually charge about Ł2) I dont bother
: wrapping or anything, however if I am charging more obviously I
want
: to give the client the best possible stain. (They normaaly come out
: really well but some, for whatever reason don't). Therefore my
: question is, does anyone use wrapping or anything like new skin
: (apparently the stuff over here isn't the same as that in the
states)
: or do you just leave it 'au natrel'. I tried using lemon sugar but
it
: seemed to drive the wasps crazy, which isn't such a good thing.
: Hope someone can help.
:
: Cheers
:
: P.S. Hi Lynn, sorry I didn't say hello, only I've been stuck in the
: wilds of cornwall where things like the internet are still viewed
: with suspicion. Hope the season is kicking of nicely and your
: hennaing up some treats.

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: Hi Simon - Cornwall, you lucky thing - if I were 10 years younger : that would be my henna dream - henna, surf (which I can't do) and : party! Oh to be young!!!!! I don't wrap, or anything - I did try : new skin (the english one) - I put it in a spray pump thingy and it : was ok - I did it at a Rave when I was really worried about people : getting knocked. I just tell them how important it is to keep the : henna on all night and I give them a leaflet which explains it all. : I do use Henna Mud though and it does stain beautifully. Doesn't : really help does it. Although, you will find when you are out and : about you don't do that many of the expensive ones - mainly your : little cheap ones. As for me, I am out every weekend and it is even : more popular this year than last - which is great! Everywhere I go I : am working non-stop. Good luck - keep us informed. Lynn : : HI guys, : : : : Just a quickie. I've got a fete coming up, nothing major but I've : got : : some really nice new designs. The problem is they are quite big and : : intricate therefore I was going to charge about Ł15 for them (if : : anyone wants one is another problem). My quandry is that for the : : smaller ones (for which I usually charge about Ł2) I dont bother : : wrapping or anything, however if I am charging more obviously I : want : : to give the client the best possible stain. (They normaaly come out : : really well but some, for whatever reason don't). Therefore my : : question is, does anyone use wrapping or anything like new skin : : (apparently the stuff over here isn't the same as that in the : states) : : or do you just leave it 'au natrel'. I tried using lemon sugar but : it : : seemed to drive the wasps crazy, which isn't such a good thing. : : Hope someone can help. : : : : Cheers : : : : P.S. Hi Lynn, sorry I didn't say hello, only I've been stuck in the : : wilds of cornwall where things like the internet are still viewed : : with suspicion. Hope the season is kicking of nicely and your : : hennaing up some treats.
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