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Hands
About this photo: I have found that Henna can be a beautiful thing in the darkness of depression. It is used to dye skin, or nails, or hair in unique and beautiful ways. There is something sacred about the process of having it painted upon your skin by the hands of a skilled artist. It is slow and precise, and becomes more beautiful as the artist continues. It feels like it is becoming a part of you, a new you. Several hours after the painting is complete, the outside hardens and falls, leaving the beautiful design as one with your skin and body.
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Lovely!
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Very pretty.
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Beautiful.
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Wow, my post on Hands is on Henna too! I love it!
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AH! I did mine on henna too!!! This is a beautiful photo.
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Wonderful entry for the challenge!
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Great entry for hands. And the idea behind the Henna, a new you! Cool.
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Looks like a lovely experience. I’ve been meaning to get one for myself – maybe one of these days.
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Lovely addition!
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I really like your blog, thoughts and images!!!!
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Gorgeous shot… I love the design too. 😉
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