Re: kit boxes + gorillas

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Posted by Julie on April 25, 2001 at 19:22:29:

In reply to: kit boxes + last night posted by samantha on April 25, 2001 at 16:53:42:

What do any of you
: mobile artist use to carry your kit in?

I keep my henna things in a transparent purple plastic tub with
double handles that fold down. Bought at Target for about $8, it's
about 8" x 12" x 8" high with a removable flat top I turn over and
line with paper towels to make a work tray for bottles, cones, q-
tips, etc. as I henna.

It doesn't have the cachet of a KaliMa lunchbox (wish I had one
too! :-) ), but I don't worry about spills or oozing.

I was interested to read your comments about henna-ing on someone
else and CCJ's "gorilla rant". So far, I've done little henna work
on anyone besides myself and have felt resistant to quickly-picked $5
and $10 designs. Nothing at all wrong with folks who want them or
artists who provide them, I just don't lean that direction now.

Henna + grooming and endorphins not only makes sense, but gives me a
new perspective from which to frame my Henna Frenzy. Thanks
Catherine!

Julie, whose keyboard seems to be not only dusty, but covered in a
slightly brownish-red haze

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Re: kit boxes + gorillas samantha 20:39:25 4/25/2001 (3)
- Kali and Krishna Lunchboxs V- 14:22:42 4/26/2001 (1)
  - what a cute website!! thanks! (n/t) jenaye 15:53:04 4/26/2001 (0)
- Re: kit boxes + gorillas Julie 23:19:13 4/25/2001 (0)

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: What do any of you : : mobile artist use to carry your kit in? : : I keep my henna things in a transparent purple plastic tub with : double handles that fold down. Bought at Target for about $8, it's : about 8" x 12" x 8" high with a removable flat top I turn over and : line with paper towels to make a work tray for bottles, cones, q- : tips, etc. as I henna. : : It doesn't have the cachet of a KaliMa lunchbox (wish I had one : too! :-) ), but I don't worry about spills or oozing. : : I was interested to read your comments about henna-ing on someone : else and CCJ's "gorilla rant". So far, I've done little henna work : on anyone besides myself and have felt resistant to quickly-picked $5 : and $10 designs. Nothing at all wrong with folks who want them or : artists who provide them, I just don't lean that direction now. : : Henna + grooming and endorphins not only makes sense, but gives me a : new perspective from which to frame my Henna Frenzy. Thanks : Catherine! : : Julie, whose keyboard seems to be not only dusty, but covered in a : slightly brownish-red haze
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