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Re: Finally got the Terp thing right! (don't laugh too loud if this was obvious...)Posted by Nick on September 11, 2001 at 23:49:32: In reply to: Finally got the Terp thing right! (don't laugh too loud if this was obvious...) posted by Lauren on September 11, 2001 at 23:35:48: Yup, i think that makes sense.I always cover the bowl, so i didn't even think of that because it just seemed the natural thing to do! Good luck with your terps ~Nick : First, let me say I am so glad that our friends on the hennapage are : okay. I haven't been able to get to a comupter, being out of work : for three days with morning (oh, if only it was only in the morning!) : sickness, and I was greatly concerned for Kenzi and the others in : that area. I'm glad you're holding out okay. : : I discovered the esoteric secret to getting the terp thing to work : is... covering it while it sits out. I had been leaving it on the : counter uncovered so I could tell when it was ready by the look of : the top of the paste. This time, I kept it out on the counter in a : sealed container and although I'm not getting the ebony color that : CCJ did, I'm at least getting a respectable brown on the back of my : hand, which is all I wanted. Another factor I've noticed is that : this paste is a REALLY slow burn- like the design on the back of my : hand was nearly invisible at first, barely brown the next day, and : only on the second day (almost 48 hours after application) did I get : the full brown development. This is far longer than I'm used to. It : got darker and redder in my palm, but it's already half faded there : while the back of my hand is just past peak. I remember someone : selling premix a while back at Pennsic in white tubes that the : seller said didn't do so well on palms and soles but took great on : normally harder to stain places. Since so many people want shoulders : or ankles rather than palms or soles at festivals, that may be a : trade-off I can work with, and just use plain stuff for the hard- core : who know what I'm actually doing. Anyway, I thank you all for your : suggestions and patience.
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