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Sunday, February 06, 2005

henna

This is what I did this weekend. It was kind of an experiment. I went to whole foods to see if they had henna and they did. It was $16.

So, I thought I would check out the local indian store... $1.50. Yep. I used my own brush and lemon juice but it seems like it worked ok. This was my trial run. If it turns out then I will try it again when it is actually warm enough to wear sandles.