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another newbie's experincePosted by jolynn on September 4, 2001 at 22:03:08: In reply to: Re: temperature- other people's results with temp. variations? posted by Sarah on September 4, 2001 at 18:50:11: Hi!I have been using Kenzi's henna and tea tree oil. I have used it mostly when it was warm, but once or twice it was cooler. The best results were when it was warmer, but even in cooler temps the results were better than with out the TT. I mix the powder with lemon and sugar. let it sit in a cup in a sealed ziploc in my cupboard over night. Then I add the oil and thin it to the desired thickness and strain it through a nylon knee high into the ziploc. Then I place that into another ziploc and leave it out for 24 to 48 hours. sometimes I freeze it before I use it(plans fell through) most times I don't. I have consistantly gotton my best stain after 48 hours. I store it in the freezer when not using it and still get dark chocolate stains on the back of my hand and dark cherry on my palms as long as 15 days after it is mixed. I use micropore tape to wrap mine and leave it on for 8 to 12 hours. The tape does help to keep it warm and moist. this may effect my results. However, one time I used 2 week old paste on the top of my foot. I wasn't able to wrap it because of the location so I removed it after about an hour. I still got a good milk to dark chocolate color(why do I always get a craving for chocolate when I discuss henna colors?). Tonight I am tring an experiment with powder I know is wimpy but everything else is the same. Our weather is going to cool off tonight. Iwill let you know how different it turns out. I hope your festival goes well and the henna works well. You seem like too nice of a person to have bad henna vibes, even when pregnant. I bet it is the powder or some other silly thing like that. good luck! Blessed be jolynn
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