Re: how to henna while traveling?

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Posted by Anna on November 4, 2004 at 14:36:50:

In reply to: Re: how to henna while traveling? posted by Nancy on November 4, 2004 at 09:42:02:

Hi again Nancy,

I used to use clips (my hair is slightly shorter than yours, but
it's very thick), but then realized that I didn't really need them--
If you use enough henna/indigo, you can actually create a behive-
like cone on your head just using the mixture. That's what I do,
followed by covering it with a shower cap and then covering that
with a terrycloth cap. I also lay a black towel over my pillow in
case of leaks.

Good luck with the French. I've lived there twice--a year in the
south and 1/2 year on the west coast. The French are OK, and
they'll probably be nice, especially if you're trying to use their
language!

Best,
Anna

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: Hi again Nancy, : : I used to use clips (my hair is slightly shorter than yours, but : it's very thick), but then realized that I didn't really need them-- : If you use enough henna/indigo, you can actually create a behive- : like cone on your head just using the mixture. That's what I do, : followed by covering it with a shower cap and then covering that : with a terrycloth cap. I also lay a black towel over my pillow in : case of leaks. : : Good luck with the French. I've lived there twice--a year in the : south and 1/2 year on the west coast. The French are OK, and : they'll probably be nice, especially if you're trying to use their : language! : : Best, : Anna
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