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Posted by Linda in NJ on June 27, 2001 at 21:59:05:

In reply to: Appointment regrets/laziness posted by Nick on June 27, 2001 at 20:14:40:

For work reasons I henna primarily on my feet and ankles and have
experienced the light stain problem. Here's my hopefully helpful two
cents:

If you are a person with relatively poor circulation (you always have
cold feet and hands in the winter) like me you'll need lots of heat to
ensure a good stain on the extremeties. Usually I wrap plus use a
heating pad or sleepy cat. Something I've noticed that seems to help a
good foot stain, callused feet! I walk around barefoot most of the
time, and where I have calluses I get great stains.

That's my two cents regarding stain, now here's a thought to get you
excited about your appointment:

You're getting to meet new people, tell them henna stories and info
that they will think is fascinating, because, although you've told it a
hundred times they've only heard it once from you. They will think the
first line you draw is the neatest thing since sliced bread and a grand
time will be had by all.

Don't worry about the stain, have a good time, talk lots, and think of
happy grooming gorillas!

Two cents, maybe four
Linda

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: For work reasons I henna primarily on my feet and ankles and have : experienced the light stain problem. Here's my hopefully helpful two : cents: : : If you are a person with relatively poor circulation (you always have : cold feet and hands in the winter) like me you'll need lots of heat to : ensure a good stain on the extremeties. Usually I wrap plus use a : heating pad or sleepy cat. Something I've noticed that seems to help a : good foot stain, callused feet! I walk around barefoot most of the : time, and where I have calluses I get great stains. : : That's my two cents regarding stain, now here's a thought to get you : excited about your appointment: : : You're getting to meet new people, tell them henna stories and info : that they will think is fascinating, because, although you've told it a : hundred times they've only heard it once from you. They will think the : first line you draw is the neatest thing since sliced bread and a grand : time will be had by all. : : Don't worry about the stain, have a good time, talk lots, and think of : happy grooming gorillas! : : Two cents, maybe four : Linda
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