watercolor, torn paper, zentangles, photography. (I share some of these inWhispering in the Wind.) In addition to using the art invitations in their Heart Books, I also invite them to use the art to illustrate a piece of their own writing. Instead of posting whole pieces of...
Cleanse the spot you plan to tattoo. Lotions, makeup, and the natural oils of your skin can all shorten the life of your tattoo. They can create a barrier between the ink and your skin, so the tattoo won't actually stick or be absorbed, and it will come off when the lotion comes ...
Make sure you put your gloves on first. The most crucial thing here is to coat your hair evenly with the henna mixture. Pay special attention to the ends and the roots, particularly along your hairline. Err on the side of using too much. When your hair is evenly coated, pile it on...
The intricate linework and swirling details are everything you ever wanted—you never want the design to fade! Unfortunately, henna stains will eventually wear off, but there are ways to make it last as long as possible. Keep reading to learn the best aftercare tips and tricks to prevent ...
If the henna does not dispense easily, you can clip the tip of the cone with fingernail clippers to enlarge the opening. Just remember to make very small cuts so that you don't overdo it. Try practicing your technique on paper first. This way, your lines will have a steady flow and ...
How to Apply Henna to Hair Henna is a non-damaging plant-based dye that you can use to stain your hair a reddish-brown color. Applying henna dye to your hair can be quite messy, and you have to take some precautions to make sure you don’t stain ... ...