Re: ClientsPosted by Kenzi on October 9, 2003 at 14:06:30: In reply to: Clients posted by Jam on October 9, 2003 at 13:34:56: I personally don't like to do all that work on a client and then riskit being ruined, so I try to convince them to stick around or come back for lemon-sugar. Some people say that lemon-sugar doesnt' do anything, but I disagree. On a physical level the lemon-sugar keeps the paste hydrated so it doesn't crack and it seals it onto the skin so that it won't come off until they take it off. On a psychological level, when you do even minimum aftercare like lemon-sugar, you show the person that it's important that they take care of their henna; even if they don't come back for lemon-sugar they understand that they must be careful not to smudge it. I find that at least 3/4 of the people I henna come back for lemon-sugar, or take a lemon-sugar soaked cotton ball home with them. As for wrapping, i usually don't do this unless the person requests it, and I usually don't do it unless it's on a belly or back, somewhere on the body where the henna needs to stay on longer.
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