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Posted by jenaye (in BC) on June 15, 2001 at 16:06:12:

In reply to: To the English Crew posted by Simon on June 13, 2001 at 02:14:55:

Hi Simon, this is totally non henna related, but I read a book years
ago that was based in Cornwall and is sounds windy, wild and
absolutely beautiful. I have been to the British Isles (and named 3
of my 4 kids with good British names!) but have yet to visit Cornwall
(hopefully one day). Otherwise, I hope you're having a great start
to your henna season. I'm slower this year, but only because I've
started a new position at work and it's full time (as opposed to on
call) so my time has been limited. Peace & henna, Jen

: HI guys,
:
: Just a quickie. I've got a fete coming up, nothing major but I've
got
: some really nice new designs. The problem is they are quite big and
: intricate therefore I was going to charge about Ł15 for them (if
: anyone wants one is another problem). My quandry is that for the
: smaller ones (for which I usually charge about Ł2) I dont bother
: wrapping or anything, however if I am charging more obviously I
want
: to give the client the best possible stain. (They normaaly come out
: really well but some, for whatever reason don't). Therefore my
: question is, does anyone use wrapping or anything like new skin
: (apparently the stuff over here isn't the same as that in the
states)
: or do you just leave it 'au natrel'. I tried using lemon sugar but
it
: seemed to drive the wasps crazy, which isn't such a good thing.
: Hope someone can help.
:
: Cheers
:
: P.S. Hi Lynn, sorry I didn't say hello, only I've been stuck in the
: wilds of cornwall where things like the internet are still viewed
: with suspicion. Hope the season is kicking of nicely and your
: hennaing up some treats.

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: Hi Simon, this is totally non henna related, but I read a book years : ago that was based in Cornwall and is sounds windy, wild and : absolutely beautiful. I have been to the British Isles (and named 3 : of my 4 kids with good British names!) but have yet to visit Cornwall : (hopefully one day). Otherwise, I hope you're having a great start : to your henna season. I'm slower this year, but only because I've : started a new position at work and it's full time (as opposed to on : call) so my time has been limited. Peace & henna, Jen : : : HI guys, : : : : Just a quickie. I've got a fete coming up, nothing major but I've : got : : some really nice new designs. The problem is they are quite big and : : intricate therefore I was going to charge about Ł15 for them (if : : anyone wants one is another problem). My quandry is that for the : : smaller ones (for which I usually charge about Ł2) I dont bother : : wrapping or anything, however if I am charging more obviously I : want : : to give the client the best possible stain. (They normaaly come out : : really well but some, for whatever reason don't). Therefore my : : question is, does anyone use wrapping or anything like new skin : : (apparently the stuff over here isn't the same as that in the : states) : : or do you just leave it 'au natrel'. I tried using lemon sugar but : it : : seemed to drive the wasps crazy, which isn't such a good thing. : : Hope someone can help. : : : : Cheers : : : : P.S. Hi Lynn, sorry I didn't say hello, only I've been stuck in the : : wilds of cornwall where things like the internet are still viewed : : with suspicion. Hope the season is kicking of nicely and your : : hennaing up some treats.
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