Re: henna & airbrush?What about stencils?

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Posted by Darlahood on September 10, 2001 at 00:04:06:

In reply to: henna & airbrush?What about stencils? posted by ChicagoArtiste on September 9, 2001 at 22:31:56:

Most (if not all) henna artists who are charging for their services
do their designs freehand. I've heard folks talking about some sort
of hectographic paper for stencils on this forum, though.

: whats the best material to make stencils? I've tried 100%acrylic
: fiber sheets but those seem kind of stiff when applied to the
body's
: curves.

The consistency of henna is thick like yogurt or mashed potatoes,
I've never worked with airbrushing, but don't you think that would be
too think for airbrush tools?

: has anyone tried to use an airbrush as a henna application tool?

I normally charge between $5-25 for designs, more for personal
appointments or bridal henna.

: how do u price these services??? :->

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: Most (if not all) henna artists who are charging for their services : do their designs freehand. I've heard folks talking about some sort : of hectographic paper for stencils on this forum, though. : : : whats the best material to make stencils? I've tried 100%acrylic : : fiber sheets but those seem kind of stiff when applied to the : body's : : curves. : : The consistency of henna is thick like yogurt or mashed potatoes, : I've never worked with airbrushing, but don't you think that would be : too think for airbrush tools? : : : has anyone tried to use an airbrush as a henna application tool? : : I normally charge between $5-25 for designs, more for personal : appointments or bridal henna. : : : how do u price these services??? :->
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