#henna — Public Fediverse posts
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CW: body art
It took at least four tries but I've finally achieved pretty much the effect I was shooting for.
As usual, it'll get darker in the next 24 hours or so.
This is a product of henna staying on skin for ten hours or so.
Terping (that is, adding tea tree essential oil) does darken the hue. As does wrapping the arm in plastic foil, I think.
I'm definitely doing more designs elsewhere! And I still want to do henna freckles on my face, but I'm still a bit chicken xD plus the next batch of henna is still "ripening".
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CW: body art
It took at least four tries but I've finally achieved pretty much the effect I was shooting for.
As usual, it'll get darker in the next 24 hours or so.
This is a product of henna staying on skin for ten hours or so.
Terping (that is, adding tea tree essential oil) does darken the hue. As does wrapping the arm in plastic foil, I think.
I'm definitely doing more designs elsewhere! And I still want to do henna freckles on my face, but I'm still a bit chicken xD plus the next batch of henna is still "ripening".
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CW: body art
It took at least four tries but I've finally achieved pretty much the effect I was shooting for.
As usual, it'll get darker in the next 24 hours or so.
This is a product of henna staying on skin for ten hours or so.
Terping (that is, adding tea tree essential oil) does darken the hue. As does wrapping the arm in plastic foil, I think.
I'm definitely doing more designs elsewhere! And I still want to do henna freckles on my face, but I'm still a bit chicken xD plus the next batch of henna is still "ripening".
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CW: body art
It took at least four tries but I've finally achieved pretty much the effect I was shooting for.
As usual, it'll get darker in the next 24 hours or so.
This is a product of henna staying on skin for ten hours or so.
Terping (that is, adding tea tree essential oil) does darken the hue. As does wrapping the arm in plastic foil, I think.
I'm definitely doing more designs elsewhere! And I still want to do henna freckles on my face, but I'm still a bit chicken xD plus the next batch of henna is still "ripening".
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CW: body art
It took at least four tries but I've finally achieved pretty much the effect I was shooting for.
As usual, it'll get darker in the next 24 hours or so.
This is a product of henna staying on skin for ten hours or so.
Terping (that is, adding tea tree essential oil) does darken the hue. As does wrapping the arm in plastic foil, I think.
I'm definitely doing more designs elsewhere! And I still want to do henna freckles on my face, but I'm still a bit chicken xD plus the next batch of henna is still "ripening".
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CW: 🔞 NSFW 🔥18+ Nudity
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CW: 🔞 NSFW 🔥18+ Nudity
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Most people living in Ouadane depend primarily on agriculture and livestock-raising, but gathering also has its place. This woman collects leaves of henna, used to treat headaches and to bathe newborns. The leaf powder (dried, ground and sieved) is used to prepare the henna paste used for traditional tattoos.
#Mauritania (2006)© Amélia Frazão-Moreira
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Most people living in Ouadane depend primarily on agriculture and livestock-raising, but gathering also has its place. This woman collects leaves of henna, used to treat headaches and to bathe newborns. The leaf powder (dried, ground and sieved) is used to prepare the henna paste used for traditional tattoos.
#Mauritania (2006)© Amélia Frazão-Moreira
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Most people living in Ouadane depend primarily on agriculture and livestock-raising, but gathering also has its place. This woman collects leaves of henna, used to treat headaches and to bathe newborns. The leaf powder (dried, ground and sieved) is used to prepare the henna paste used for traditional tattoos.
#Mauritania (2006)© Amélia Frazão-Moreira
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Most people living in Ouadane depend primarily on agriculture and livestock-raising, but gathering also has its place. This woman collects leaves of henna, used to treat headaches and to bathe newborns. The leaf powder (dried, ground and sieved) is used to prepare the henna paste used for traditional tattoos.
#Mauritania (2006)© Amélia Frazão-Moreira
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Most people living in Ouadane depend primarily on agriculture and livestock-raising, but gathering also has its place. This woman collects leaves of henna, used to treat headaches and to bathe newborns. The leaf powder (dried, ground and sieved) is used to prepare the henna paste used for traditional tattoos.
#Mauritania (2006)© Amélia Frazão-Moreira
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
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Anyone have any experience with henna hair dye? I can’t use regular dye anymore and I am looking into natural ways. Any and all info welcome! #henna #hairdye #cosmetics #hair
