better off with just the henna

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Posted by Lauren on September 25, 2001 at 14:41:28:

In reply to: Where to Buy posted by Jeff on September 25, 2001 at 04:10:43:

This may sound strange, as I do sell kits myself, but I think for the
most part, you're better off spending less money by buying just the
henna powder and assembling everything else yourself.
All you really need is a bowl and spoon, preferably nonmetal, henna,
an acid (lemon juice is popular, cheap, and easy to find), a little
white sugar, and the henna powder. You may want to try tea tree oil,
which is cheap and easily found, and you may want to wrap your hand
in cotton or toilet paper and plastic wrap, but you've probably
already got those at home.

: Where is the best place for a beginner to purchase a Henna Kit and
: what should this kit contain.

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: This may sound strange, as I do sell kits myself, but I think for the : most part, you're better off spending less money by buying just the : henna powder and assembling everything else yourself. : All you really need is a bowl and spoon, preferably nonmetal, henna, : an acid (lemon juice is popular, cheap, and easy to find), a little : white sugar, and the henna powder. You may want to try tea tree oil, : which is cheap and easily found, and you may want to wrap your hand : in cotton or toilet paper and plastic wrap, but you've probably : already got those at home. : : : Where is the best place for a beginner to purchase a Henna Kit and : : what should this kit contain.
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