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Posted by Jane on May 26, 2004 at 16:08:09:

In reply to: Re: Also, you could use a frosting/highlighting cap and hook. posted by Laura on May 26, 2004 at 14:39:54:

: : I have done this with fairly long hair, and it works pretty
well.
: : Just make sure your hair is dry when you are pulling the strands
: : through.
: :
:
: Thank you. I don't have a frosting cap, but that does sound
ideal. I
: am planning to just pull most of my hair out of the way, and wrap
the
: indigo-coated strands with saran. Either that, or I will just put
the
: indigo on some of the tips -- this would be easier, and I can trim
it
: off later if I don't like it.
:
: I was going to do the indigo last night, but by the time I washed
out
: my henna (which looks beautiful!) it was getting late -- so I'm
going
: to do it tonight. I will try to get a good pic. :)

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: : : I have done this with fairly long hair, and it works pretty : well. : : : Just make sure your hair is dry when you are pulling the strands : : : through. : : : : : : : Thank you. I don't have a frosting cap, but that does sound : ideal. I : : am planning to just pull most of my hair out of the way, and wrap : the : : indigo-coated strands with saran. Either that, or I will just put : the : : indigo on some of the tips -- this would be easier, and I can trim : it : : off later if I don't like it. : : : : I was going to do the indigo last night, but by the time I washed : out : : my henna (which looks beautiful!) it was getting late -- so I'm : going : : to do it tonight. I will try to get a good pic. :)
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