502 pts · December 30, 2013
Interestingly: that’s how you smooth henna for topical use as well!
Just to clarify, are you claiming to the the original creator of this design?
The creator of that mold is actually on Imgur! You should give him a shout out
It totally depends on the area but something like this usually runs about $100/hr and depending on the artist 2-4 hours.
They are usually allergic to black henna which contains PPD. There’s few things in fresh made henna that people are allergic to.
Allergic to the PPD and other chemicals found in premade black henna cones. Ask your henna artist the ingredients before getting one again
And lemon juice or water. So while it’s possible to be allergic to essential oils and lemon juice etc, it’s much less likely than being 2/
You’re most likely allergic to black henna. Which isn’t real henna. Fresh made henna is made of henna leaf powder, essential oils, sugar 1/
Yeah absolutely black henna. Black henna contains PPD which can blister and scar.
Black henna is the one that will damage your skin and can scar you. Natural henna can harm you if you have allergies to those ingredients
True henna is made fresh from henna leaves, EOs, lemon juice or water, and sugar. Black henna is made with hair dye. Very different
I see you, Thanksgiving Point
I think this was filmed with the front camera. Meaning it’s a mirror image.
I just got a cat a few months ago and named her Luna! We call her Lunasita or Lunasio for fun. Such a cute kitten!
Are they talking about the little earthquake in Yellowstone?
I know exactly were that sign is and it is owned by a university. With a fairly large grounds crew. I don’t think it’s a political statement
Y mount apartments, if I’m not mistaken
It could be a spirit bear. It’s a grizzly bear with that blonde coloration. Not totally uncommon.
I came here to say the same thing.
She said awhile ago that she has one bionic hand so to simplify things she draws them like that. Also artistic choice
She’s got child hands
“Teddy bear hamsters” is what we used to sell them as. Super cute but some of meanest hamsters to handle.
Butternut squash, stateside
Alpine Loop in Utah
What is this from?
Definitely not henna. Even “black henna” doesn’t look like that.
Damn Dean! Thank you for that response! That is honestly very helpful! You’re a real champ!
As someone looking into buying a first home: how do you tell if a realtor is a good guy or a bad guy?
I recognized your style immediately. Nice work dude!
Hey I know you! You’re from Utah!
Interestingly: that’s how you smooth henna for topical use as well!
Just to clarify, are you claiming to the the original creator of this design?
The creator of that mold is actually on Imgur! You should give him a shout out
It totally depends on the area but something like this usually runs about $100/hr and depending on the artist 2-4 hours.
They are usually allergic to black henna which contains PPD. There’s few things in fresh made henna that people are allergic to.
Allergic to the PPD and other chemicals found in premade black henna cones. Ask your henna artist the ingredients before getting one again
And lemon juice or water. So while it’s possible to be allergic to essential oils and lemon juice etc, it’s much less likely than being 2/
You’re most likely allergic to black henna. Which isn’t real henna. Fresh made henna is made of henna leaf powder, essential oils, sugar 1/
Yeah absolutely black henna. Black henna contains PPD which can blister and scar.
Black henna is the one that will damage your skin and can scar you. Natural henna can harm you if you have allergies to those ingredients
True henna is made fresh from henna leaves, EOs, lemon juice or water, and sugar. Black henna is made with hair dye. Very different
I see you, Thanksgiving Point
I think this was filmed with the front camera. Meaning it’s a mirror image.
I just got a cat a few months ago and named her Luna! We call her Lunasita or Lunasio for fun. Such a cute kitten!
Are they talking about the little earthquake in Yellowstone?
I know exactly were that sign is and it is owned by a university. With a fairly large grounds crew. I don’t think it’s a political statement
Y mount apartments, if I’m not mistaken
It could be a spirit bear. It’s a grizzly bear with that blonde coloration. Not totally uncommon.
I came here to say the same thing.
She said awhile ago that she has one bionic hand so to simplify things she draws them like that. Also artistic choice
She’s got child hands
“Teddy bear hamsters” is what we used to sell them as. Super cute but some of meanest hamsters to handle.
Butternut squash, stateside
Alpine Loop in Utah
What is this from?
Definitely not henna. Even “black henna” doesn’t look like that.
Damn Dean! Thank you for that response! That is honestly very helpful! You’re a real champ!
As someone looking into buying a first home: how do you tell if a realtor is a good guy or a bad guy?
I recognized your style immediately. Nice work dude!
Hey I know you! You’re from Utah!