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Posted by Lauren on September 25, 2001 at 15:42:28:

In reply to: better off with just the henna posted by Lauren on September 25, 2001 at 14:41:28:

Go to the "where" section above for a good sampling of vendors. Of
the people I have personally worked with, I sell Moroccan henna, as
does Kenzi, and Castle Art has Jamila, which is excellent, along with
their regular powder which I haven't fully explored but is also
reputed to be excellent. Both Kenzi and Castle Art have impeccable
service.

: 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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: Go to the "where" section above for a good sampling of vendors. Of : the people I have personally worked with, I sell Moroccan henna, as : does Kenzi, and Castle Art has Jamila, which is excellent, along with : their regular powder which I haven't fully explored but is also : reputed to be excellent. Both Kenzi and Castle Art have impeccable : service. : : : 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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