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So I have this weird, but strangely satisfying hobby of wearing warpaint. It makes me feel powerful, so I decided to share the power and got Freya to join in on the fun. (Don’t worry, the ingredients for the paints are natural and mostly made of ground up flowers) The red paint is my own recipe, it stains the skin and is made of hibiscus tea concentrate. The patterns are all my own.
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Baddass Henna & Recipe!!!
Baddass Henna & Recipe!!!
OK I dont know about you.. But I envy every frigen henna picture known to humankind So I decided to see if I could actually make this magical art form I will post a video on how to do it yourself below! (more…)
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MY USE OF HENNA
If you're inexperienced with using Henna dyeing for hair, please make sure you do your research first or consult a professional :)
I used tattoo grade henna that has not been mixed with any ingredients. This is especially important if hair is already dyed.
The Henna powder will appear to be green, but will turn reddish-brown when you add water. I added enough water to get a paste-like or "pancake batter" consistency (this stuff gets MESSY and stains very easily. I wore an old t-shirt I didn't mind trashing, and mind your bathroom/sink/tub area). Sometimes I'll brew chamomile tea and add it instead of plain water, some people use lemon juice but I think it can be drying.
Mix it and let it sit (sometimes I let it sit in the fridge over night, or at least 4-5 hours)
Wear gloves and apply (work carefully)
Throw a processing cap or plastic bag over your head, let the Henna mix marinate for a couple of hours.
Rinse thoroughly! Rinse again! And rinse one more time! (remember, this stains very easily and is MESSY)
Condition/Moisturize hair with product of your choice.
Dry and/or style as you wish
My results above show my hair after a few Henna treatments, and after a trip to the salon for a wash, blowdry, and flat iron. My hair is a natural dark brown, but as you can see, it's picked up some of the deep red of the Henna. Also, my hair felt smooth, strong, and look at the gloss! This is a great natural alternative to chemical dyes, especially if you want this particular color. You can also mix Henna with Indigo to get a beautiful jet black. I haven't tried it yet because it involves a few extra cumbersome steps. Maybe I'll try it one day.
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Decorating the body is one of the feminine arts.
