Re: I need advice for party TONIGHT (Friday)


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Posted by lorry on November 1, 2001 at 17:36:45:

In reply to: I need advice for party TONIGHT (Friday) posted by Lauren on October 26, 2001 at 18:03:35:

: I kept meaning to post to ask for advice about this but never got
: around to it. Any timely advice is appreciated, but after the fact
: will help next time.
: I am doing a 12th birthday party tonight for 7 girls and 2 adults.
I
: have two hours, which should be enough time to do decent-sized
: designs on each of them.
: I've been paid half in advance (yay) and my travel time is being
paid
: for at half my design rate (yay) so I'm all set for money. I know
: I'm undercharging, but that'll just be until I start getting busy.
: So... I've nevr done a party before. It will just be me, since
time
: is not an issue. I made up a batch of henna using my Moroccan
: powder, my super-duper eucalyptus oil, and a bit of cardamom. I
: wasn't going to add the cardamom but I find I really miss the
smell.
: I couldn't find my metal tips last night, so I just used the carrot
: bag, and for some reason, it really worked, far better than the bag
: alone ever has before. Because I was leaving it overnight, I LS
and
: wrapped it in toilet paper then plastic. I took the plastic off
: shortly, because I thought that the terped hennas do better when
: exposed to air. Is this right? It gave me a decent stain which is
: still darkening.
: So, now I have this semi-terped henna. For the party, do I LS and
: wrap, and if so, do I include platic? Any other tips relating to
: parties or 12-year-olds, or 12-year-olds' moms for that matter?
Are
: there any special touches that you use that makes for a more
: memorable occasion? Should I bring kits to offer for sale? Should
I
: hand out business cards? Any advice appreciated!
: Lauren
for 12 year-olds i definately would want to coat them with the glue
mixture. young girls love the glitter in it, can still see their
design through it, will keep it on longer because of that, and will
not smear it once it has gotten that dry. add it after the design is
totally dry (even give them a hair dryer to dry them selves) and then
add the glue. I put it on with a cotton ball and that seems to
work. it takes about 10 minutes to dry the glue with a hair dryer,
then the only way it comes off is when you pull it off in one big
piece.

 


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