Re: The best henna to buy...

Posted by Carrie on March 07, 2000 at 01:21:01:

In Reply to: The best henna to buy... posted by MyST on March 06, 2000 at 03:29:26:

I've been using Earth Henna for festivals, but it seems like it
doesn't have quite the "kick" Mud does. You still don't have to wrap
or lemon it, but it really works best on hands & feet.

Bonus side-wholesale minikits are only $6.99 (get about 15 medium
designs) and Original kits are $9.99 (get about 30 medium designs)
and Pro kits for $17-18 (double henna in the Original kit)
If you don't want to tear thru packaging everytime you want more
henna, they sell artist refill pack for around $12, which has more
henna that the original kit.

The henna is ready to use 2 hours after you mix, and it keeps in the
fridge for 3-4 weeks.

It may not be the first choice of everyone here on the forum, but
I've never had any problems with clogs, not staining or skin
reactions.

www.earthhenna.com

Carrie

• Earth Henna

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