Re: Your recipies required

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Posted by Angel-2 on September 6, 2001 at 23:05:42:

In reply to: Your recipies required posted by samantha on September 5, 2001 at 20:01:01:

In a small Tupperware container, I mix Castle Art henna with enough
lime juice to make it a thick toothpaste-like paste. I put the seal
on and leave it overnight. The next day I heat tea (black or green),
add a few pieces of dried tamarind that has been chopped up and let
it boil down just a little. While it's still hot, I add a teaspoon
of sugar to my henna paste and just enough of the tea mixture to make
the paste a thick frosting consistency. I stir until I am sure I
have no lumps and this I put into a ziploc bag. I leave this for
approximately 2 hours and then I can cut the tip of the corner off
the bag, fill my j-bottle and my henna is ready! I am a Native
American with naturally dark skin and this recipe works great on my
skin. Angel-2

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: In a small Tupperware container, I mix Castle Art henna with enough : lime juice to make it a thick toothpaste-like paste. I put the seal : on and leave it overnight. The next day I heat tea (black or green), : add a few pieces of dried tamarind that has been chopped up and let : it boil down just a little. While it's still hot, I add a teaspoon : of sugar to my henna paste and just enough of the tea mixture to make : the paste a thick frosting consistency. I stir until I am sure I : have no lumps and this I put into a ziploc bag. I leave this for : approximately 2 hours and then I can cut the tip of the corner off : the bag, fill my j-bottle and my henna is ready! I am a Native : American with naturally dark skin and this recipe works great on my : skin. Angel-2
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