Indian ladies with the designs on their hands

• Lady of lourdes

  12 Sep 05, 00:29

  The designs on their hands ..looks nice for them ya?,
  Where do they do it?
• FireIce

  12 Sep 05, 00:29

  henna tattoo
  
  far east plaza, heeren, little india
• Lady of lourdes

  12 Sep 05, 00:30

  They do it on the spot?
• ßÇÖ®

  12 Sep 05, 00:34

  Dont try be Indian when u are not. When some chinese like to imitate the wear like bollywood actress act chio, i get seriously pissed off. I see some in the bus mrt wearing the dresses which young indian girls wear.
• FireIce

  12 Sep 05, 00:35

  Originally posted by Lady of lourdes:

  They do it on the spot?

  yes
  u wanna buy the stencils and ink and ownself do at home oso can
• casshern

  12 Sep 05, 00:36

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  yes
  u wanna buy the template and ink and ownself do at home oso can

  dun need template ba. i think you buy the paste and can actually do anything design you wnat
• ßÇÖ®

  12 Sep 05, 00:37

  I told u dont try imitate can or not?
  
  Undoubtedly, It look nice for them but look like sh%t for other race gals try to act chio mina
• Lady of lourdes

  12 Sep 05, 00:41

  Ok thanks i will go and take a look at little india, think i need the exact design the Indian ladies wear.
• Lost Soul

  12 Sep 05, 00:51

  It's called Mehendi and it first originated from India. Since then other cultures had adopted it. Now Mehendi or Henna has gone international. Once a typically Indian custom and an indispensable part of a brides makeup, Mehendi has gone cosmopolitan thanks to the attention it gets through stars like Madonna ,No Doubt and Bjork.
  
  
• ßÇÖ®

  12 Sep 05, 00:56

  Originally posted by casshern:

  dun need template ba. i think you buy the paste and can actually do anything design you wnat

  WHAT U WANT TO DO ATTRACT GUYS?!!!!!!
• mistyblue

  12 Sep 05, 01:02

  Originally posted by Lady of lourdes:

  Ok thanks i will go and take a look at little india, think i need the exact design the Indian ladies wear.

  I recall they do sell them in premixed tubes or in powder form..
  anyways, you don't have to follow indian designs... anything you like to draw on your skin for fun is also fine... Try not to do too intricate designs as they don't show up well. The designs lasts 3 to 4 days depending on skin condition.. Leave the mixture on for 1 hour to let the color set in.
  
  Have fun..
• Lady of lourdes

  12 Sep 05, 01:26

  The indian designs look nicer when that fair type of girls who wear it.