There's even a little Firefly talk in the Firefly thread.
I may have it on the brain a bit.
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There's even a little Firefly talk in the Firefly thread.
I may have it on the brain a bit.
It's on my brain every time Emeline does something that warrants the puling out of the middle name.
Jayne is, after all, a girl's name.
Does anyone know a good source of reusable stencils? I want some nature themes to decorate my walls, and also an Eye of Horus that I may or may not be henna-tattooing on the back of my hand.
that I may or may not be henna-tattooing on the back of my hand.
Ooh! My idea is spreading!
It is! Speaking of which, Shir, do you know how to do a black tattoo? I know it can be done with henna and indigo, but I don't know exactly how.
eta Henna makes a reddish-brown tattoo on the skin, and indigo a blue one, right?
There's red and black henna, Zen. I read that in order to make the black dye stronger, it can be mixed with some juice from a lemon and tea.
If you'll find a good recipe, let me know. I never heard of indigo henna.
I never heard of indigo henna.
Hello, my name is Indigo Henna. You tattooed my father. Prepare to die.
Sorry, am very tired right now....
Not indigo henna, indigo is its own thing. A plant, I suppose. It makes blue dye.
I think henna is only red; it has to be mixed with something else to make black. On hair, henna first and then indigo make black; I know this from Jilli's LJ! On skin, I doubt it works the same way, though.
Poor Indigo Henna doesn't exist. How will he avenge his father?
There's red and black henna, Zen. I read that in order to make the black dye stronger, it can be mixed with some juice from a lemon and tea
Most things labeled "black henna" are not safe! But yes, you can use indigo over henna to get black hair (which is what I do).
It looks like you can use indigo in the same way as henna for skin art.