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TerPeaks and the wonder of excellent workmatesPosted by Catherine Cartwright Jones on August 1, 2001 at 17:02:53: In reply to: where do you find time? posted by Khoa on August 1, 2001 at 15:53:08: : My my where does our wise Henna leader find time to research all of: this? I mean she's doing Ozzfest, and thats a pretty big gig, she : must be exhausted! But thanks Catherine, i was wondering when peek : time to use the paste would be. It's going to take some testing under far more controlled conditions than a mosh pit to see exactly what "peak" is. Peak is somewhere between 12 and 48 hours past mixing in the EO, depending on temp. I'm not as totally wrecked as one might think, as I've had the most wonderful team, Shanon and Gwyn, working this with me! These weeks have shown me the value of having workmates whose word you can absolutely depend on! I've not done "team henna" under conditions like a major traveling rock show before, and it has shown me that you MUST have a team of people who are competant, honest, reliable, and with whom you can get along well under the most stressful possible conditions, who will stick with you during good or bad, and will stay by you because they gave their word, not just because it happens to look as if it might be to their advantage for the moment. We've got to Ozzfester one more date, and then I have a few days to crash before I do Women's Weekend and the second week of Pennsic. I'll continue writing up batches and suchlike and pass on info as I can. "Killer Mosh Mix" is good henna, 1 oz of caj (or 3 ml caj) per 4 oz of 12 hour old lemon-henna paste, and enough Neroli to make it smell decent ... then leave it in a cone for 12 - 24- 48 hours. To see if they might have allergies to the EO's we ask "are you allergic to Icy Hot, Mentholatum, Ben Gay, Tiger Balm, Vics VapoRub?" (Headbangers all have had sprains and are familar with the scent and feel of caj from these products). No reports of irritations so far. I'm truely impressed that there is a way to successfully henna headbangers. We're using the patterns from my pattern book ... and they LOVE dragons, celtics, knotwork ... and their girlfriends seems to like butterflies, and that sun/moon thingie. I've been speed-slinging celtic knots across bellies, backs and forearms nonstop.
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