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Re: Henna BizPosted by Kenzi on July 17, 2001 at 03:23:09: In reply to: Henna Biz posted by Elmo on July 16, 2001 at 22:50:24: I think it's a question of talking to your clients and showing themthe importance of aftercare (also giving them a sheet or a card with instructions on it). You can put it to them as a choice good aftercare with wrapping etc. to get a lovely, dark, long-lasting design, or no aftercare or wrapping to get a faint, short-lived design. It's a simple tradeoff. I usually ask the person to hang out for 10-15 minutes or come back in 10-15 minutes to get a lemon-sugar dabbing, and most people do so. After that I give them a choice of sticking around for another 10 minutes for another dabbing and then some wrapping of their choice, or just tell them how to wrap themselves (in my aftercare instructions sheet). I also have a few choices for them: New Skin, Final Seal (a makeup sealant), or liquid latex (not for bendy parts) and then I put cotton over that and tape it down. I think that all of this requires communication with your client. It may take time and if you think that is a waste, just add a few dollars to your prices to cover this extra time you spend with the clients. I believe they appreciate it and will be more likely to come back to you.
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