Well it would have been pretty if done on the hand
see with paper its hard to determine the curves on the hand and where what line would fit
i again ended up going too much up so the ‘bailain’ coming down from the fingers got squished up
otherwise they look beautiful coming down and meeting the pattern
this is like giving away trade secrets but mummy wont mind
I hope
If you dont like the patter on your hand for some reason and want to take it off
then simply get a bottle of perming solution and wash your hands with it
I know it smells awful but kuch to karna hay na
And I am not that sure bout the figures Sanam, but Yes it does cost a lot to maintain a Salon
however mummy did her beauty schooling from Florida and she worked there for a long time, then she started her own business in karachi
I kinda find it boring, but mummy is very creative and she loves her work
other then that she also is running a beauty school so she has a line of students running behind her asking stupid questions
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Originally posted by hk: henna's arabic..
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Aanchal sis ,I heard u have u r pic here ,Where is it???thank you very much for the as in aa commercial of detergents they show chinese passing on Tide as "ancient chinese secret"LOL. he he he
Now i emember it being Sunnah so its nothing to frown on!!
I thaught long time mehndi /henna was predominantly muslim artifact ,but now i know its probably equally or less through out Asia including mid east.Its also used as medicine various useses cooling,healing,.Yes Shanaaz who is Delhi based has aa horticultural garden,growing lots of herbs,plants.I remember ppl. coming to our house during eid to pick mehndi leaves.I think there is great market potential in beuty parlour now a days !How do you thread eye brow!! i never heard before but just heard,Lol.Fascials,epilation,You must be knowing that reason you put haldi( tamarind )to enhance the complexion of skin??;_))))
Hk-i guess henna would be arabic,as only muslim use henna but also mehndi as in Mayun,he he he .In india hindu never call henna.