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  • spazzed
    AOChamp
    • Jun 2001
    • 4461

    #16
    Where's our pic?!
    I'm way too old for this ****.

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    • Quiet
      I should shut up now
      • Feb 2002
      • 781

      #17
      Can anyone say LEAPFROG. I love that game.

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      • sparklie Chick
        Registered User
        • Jan 2003
        • 31

        #18
        henna is really cool I haven't seen any thing done it a tat style before I have had henna mendi paterns before but this rocks. You can also get colour tattoo style stuff as well I had a brilliant time with those and they are great for trying tat paterns out.
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        • Will Wood
          Evil Monkey
          • May 2002
          • 3475

          #19
          You can buy it on ebay. Search for henna powder. Comes as powder, then you just mix it with water I think, it becomes a paste, then ya just paint it on. Pretty cool stuff, my freind got a dragon on her arm.

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          • Sarah
            lifein320.blogspot.com
            • Oct 2000
            • 708

            #20
            Do NOT trust Ebay for henna. Most likely you'll just get some red dye.

            I suggest looking at your local bookstore and getting a few design/history books on henna. "true" henna is VERY complicated, and takes quite a bit of patience.

            My friend Josh is a henna MASTER, his designs are incredibly intricate and well done. I'd suggest you practice on paper, before you go messing up your own (or someone else's arm). You don't just 'paint it on', you have to drop a very thin line of paste onto the skin, making sure that it stays cylindrical, and without touching your drawing implement to the skin. I've seen it done a few ways, using porcupine quills, sticks, tubes, plastic bottles, and even (by Indian women), using the fingertips to form the line.

            Henna's beautiful when it's done correctly, but terrible when it's not. Be careful when you're starting out! Get good henna, not cheap, thin stuff. Make your own, even!
            Such a sham(e).

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            • Will Wood
              Evil Monkey
              • May 2002
              • 3475

              #21
              Oh, trust sarah then lol.

              I said "paint" because I saw it on Wild on E! last nite and that's how they did it. My freind's freind is a profesional Henna Artist, so she got it done fine. She also bought the stuff on Ebay, but I guess you just have to be careful in what you buy. (On a side note, it was red )I know she woulnd't have gotten anything but the best.

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              • paintbattler
                Mags > Cockers
                • Nov 2001
                • 2754

                #22
                Originally posted by spazzed
                Where's our pic?!
                thats what im saying..COME ON
                Someone took away my cool sig. *cough*mod*cough*

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