Re: henna removal on palms and fine lines

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Posted by Zimra on May 14, 2001 at 20:55:37:

In reply to: henna removal on palms and fine lines posted by Talia on May 14, 2001 at 19:25:40:

Oh, bummer! I hate it when that happens.

I would do the exfoliating thing for a few days, try salt and lemon
juice togther (unless you have paper cuts! yeow!). Once the color
fades a bit, I'd redo the design. I've never done that on such an
extensive area, but it's generally a good way to correct smudgies...
the smudges usually fade quicker anyway, and they will look paler in
comparison to the new design.

What do you wrap with? I rely on cotton to keep my design in place,
after either newskin or LOTS of l/s solution. I apply stretchy gauze
roll over that, then plastic wrap and an ace bandage. I've had very
little problem with the henna moving, almost none in fact.

Zimra

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Re: wraps and smears Anne Beltestad 21:07:22 5/14/2001 (0)

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: Oh, bummer! I hate it when that happens. : : I would do the exfoliating thing for a few days, try salt and lemon : juice togther (unless you have paper cuts! yeow!). Once the color : fades a bit, I'd redo the design. I've never done that on such an : extensive area, but it's generally a good way to correct smudgies... : the smudges usually fade quicker anyway, and they will look paler in : comparison to the new design. : : What do you wrap with? I rely on cotton to keep my design in place, : after either newskin or LOTS of l/s solution. I apply stretchy gauze : roll over that, then plastic wrap and an ace bandage. I've had very : little problem with the henna moving, almost none in fact. : : Zimra
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