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does anyone know how on God's green earth to get a Henna Skin stain off




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Uh, you can't. Henna stains the top layers of skin. You can use something mild to exfoliate to help the process along, but you really need to just wait it out.
 
ShoeDiva said:
Uh, you can't. Henna stains the top layers of skin. You can use something mild to exfoliate to help the process along, but you really need to just wait it out.
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just what I wanted to hear...lol
 
If you get desperate, or need to go somewhere, Dillards carries a makeup made to cover tattoos. It is near the Elizabeth Arden counter.
 
ya see what had happened was... I was stupid


No, I went to an Arabian party where they had some very important people and some not so important people(me) and they had their stylist and encouraged the women o get these as it being part of the culture ... like a dodo I went along for the ride and have his for a few weeks until it comes off or someone can come up with a redneck skin stripping thingie to help me out lol

i have some really cool pics on FB from this party... A camel licked me too .. yeah I thought it was gross at the moment but now will trade a camel lickin to get this tattoo off
 
mei lan said:
Only Sadie. I'll bet you like McRibs, too, don't you? :D Bless your heart...
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:sick heck no!!! I like REAL food...or at least food that I know what it really is

Life was definitely interesting this weekend
 
Find any piece of furniture in need of refinishing, and do it yourself.
Just be sure to pick out a dark shade of stain, and forget about wearing the protective gloves.
 
dapandlap said:
Find any piece of furniture in need of refinishing, and do it yourself.
Just be sure to pick out a dark shade of stain, and forget about wearing the protective gloves.
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um, I would rather wait it out lol
 
LOL only you Sadie. BTW, the pics on FB are cool. I had no idea they were henna. Next time just tell them you want paint, not henna. :laugh
 
naturegirl said:
LOL only you Sadie. BTW, the pics on FB are cool. I had no idea they were henna. Next time just tell them you want paint, not henna. :laugh
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yeah.. how come I heard you chuckle in my head as I read this
 
Nope.... Still have it and now raw skin from scrubbing.... The guys at work think it is ever so funny
 
Temporary airbrush tattoo removal

Most airbrush tattoo inks/paints are alcohol-based. Applying baby powder several times during the day will extend the life of the tattoo. Removal is done by applying an oil or alcohol based product. Baby oil, mineral oil and suntan lotion work best. Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) also works, but should be used with caution as it can dry and irritate the skin. They last from a couple of days up to a week depending on how often the area is washed and taken care of.
 
kittycat said:
Temporary airbrush tattoo removal

Most airbrush tattoo inks/paints are alcohol-based. Applying baby powder several times during the day will extend the life of the tattoo. Removal is done by applying an oil or alcohol based product. Baby oil, mineral oil and suntan lotion work best. Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing alcohol) also works, but should be used with caution as it can dry and irritate the skin. They last from a couple of days up to a week depending on how often the area is washed and taken care of.
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Hmmm...maybe a natural moisturizing product, like Burt's Bee's almond oil hand cream, liberally applied, would both soothe your raw skin and decrease the life of tatoo.
 
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