Re: Plastic bags

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Posted by Alison on October 19, 2004 at 17:33:19:

In reply to: Plastic bags posted by Christine on October 19, 2004 at 13:43:32:

: I've found that those plastic bags you get at the grocery store are
: great for the 'setting in' stage. I bend forward at the waist and
: get all my treated hair into the bag, then stand up and tie the
: handles at my forehead. I get my ears out from under the plastic
and
: squish as much air out as possible. I then wrap a towel (heated
: sometimes) turban style over the bag so I don't get weird looks.
The
: towel will also help catch drips if the henna/indigo mix is a
little
: runny. Viola! Easier than plastic wrap.

I never did get the hang of plastic wrap! After my first try with
it, I bought a 20-pack of cheap plastic shower caps. It takes 2 or 3
to cover all the hennaed hair, but for $2 a bag it was totally worth
it.

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: : I've found that those plastic bags you get at the grocery store are : : great for the 'setting in' stage. I bend forward at the waist and : : get all my treated hair into the bag, then stand up and tie the : : handles at my forehead. I get my ears out from under the plastic : and : : squish as much air out as possible. I then wrap a towel (heated : : sometimes) turban style over the bag so I don't get weird looks. : The : : towel will also help catch drips if the henna/indigo mix is a : little : : runny. Viola! Easier than plastic wrap. : : I never did get the hang of plastic wrap! After my first try with : it, I bought a 20-pack of cheap plastic shower caps. It takes 2 or 3 : to cover all the hennaed hair, but for $2 a bag it was totally worth : it.
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