100% Humidity- no rain in sight!

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Posted by txilar on August 7, 2001 at 17:42:53:

In reply to: hot hot hot, wet wet wet! posted by khoa on August 7, 2001 at 15:04:04:

That's why I love doing henna during the summer. Our summer is humid
like no humid should ever be and our winters just plain aren't. It
certainly does good for a stain, but for those who love to scratch
off a nice dried paste, well, forget it! On a slightly off topic, I
sat outside one evening on the phone at approx 11:30 *PM* and half an
hour later, my nail polish on my toes was melting off. Now, that
night my henna stain was great, but I just couldn't get over the nail
polish!

: !Oh my god its soooo humid. Whats with the heat here. I don't
know
: about you guys in other areas, but in the toronto area its sooo
hot.
: I mean, i add sugar to my paste, applied it inside (where there
is
: air conditioning) and then went outside, and I am not joking it
took
: like four and a half hours for my henna to dry, and it never really
: dried completely. But it left me with a nice stain. Did this
happen
: to anyone?

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: That's why I love doing henna during the summer. Our summer is humid : like no humid should ever be and our winters just plain aren't. It : certainly does good for a stain, but for those who love to scratch : off a nice dried paste, well, forget it! On a slightly off topic, I : sat outside one evening on the phone at approx 11:30 PM and half an : hour later, my nail polish on my toes was melting off. Now, that : night my henna stain was great, but I just couldn't get over the nail : polish! : : : !Oh my god its soooo humid. Whats with the heat here. I don't : know : : about you guys in other areas, but in the toronto area its sooo : hot. : : I mean, i add sugar to my paste, applied it inside (where there : is : : air conditioning) and then went outside, and I am not joking it : took : : like four and a half hours for my henna to dry, and it never really : : dried completely. But it left me with a nice stain. Did this : happen : : to anyone?
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