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Re: Diamond bindis ?Posted by jolynn on October 27, 2001 at 02:35:01: In reply to: Diamond bindis ? posted by Rosemary on October 25, 2001 at 22:19:13: another option is buying good crystal rhinestones and putting them onwith a skin safe adhesive. I also find it fun to use holigraphic sticker paper and paper punches to mak my own bindi shapes. After I punch them out I use a good hobby glue to decorate them with tiny gold plated glass balls(and I mean tiny!) and teeny tiny rhinestones. I have tons of fun and my nieces think I'm a pretty cool aunt! jolynn : Hi everyone, I haven't been hennaing since summer ended, but I have : been playing around with different ideas, and have a question. Does : anyone incorporate diamond bindis in their work regularly? I have : tried some that come in a package with a strip of sticky tape on the : back that I cut out of the pre-formed design and used individually. : They generally stay on me the whole night, if I remember not to : scratch them off! I take them off before bed and reapply the next : day. I apply them the day after the henna is done, usually ontop of : a dot of henna. So, anyone know where I can get a long strip of : these things at wholesale prices rather than cutting up a package : that I buy retail?? I'm sure they can't be very expensive. I don't : want the fancy bindis, just the tiny diamond dot that normally are : white but sometimes come in colors too. : By the way, should I refreeze the half bag of henna powder that I : have left over from the summer? It already has been frozen once. : Thanks!
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