Henna at Epcot...

[crazygirley]

Originally posted by wild01ride
Boxers with Henna advertisements- never seen that but that's cool!

Anyone have any pictures of their Henna tatoos?? They probably don't let you get quite as scandalous with where you have it done as you can get at a tatoo parlor, huh??

(with a sinister grin he heckels: "heh, heh!"):goodnevil

I have pictures, but I have to dig them up, and scan them, I can post them tomorrow...

 

[wild01ride]

Originally posted by crazygirley
I have pictures, but I have to dig them up, and scan them, I can post them tomorrow...

Can't wait!

 

[crazygirley]

Okay...Here are two pictures I could find. The first one, this one, is a henna tattoo done at Epcot. The paste is still present, and the tattoo is about 7 hours old.

 

[crazygirley]

This one, (Not my favorite by any means) was done at Epcot as well. This henna tattoo is three and a half weeks old.

 

[wild01ride]

Well alrighty! Very cool!

I like the first one the best (I know the other one is older, but I really like the desing of the first one!)- Very intricate, very professional- and you don't have to keep it for life!

(What a fun vacation thing- henna tatoos! You can be crazy/fun and do something spontaneous, but you don't have to regret a crazy vacation decision!)

If you have any more, post away!

 

[gjpjtj]

Can you get assorted Disney designs? (like Mickey), or only tribal designs in Henna, at EPCOT?

 

[crazygirley]

They make you choose from a spiral ring notebook full of designs. Most are tribal, yes, with the occasional unicorn and dragon. You can, however, draw something out for them to put on you. I have seen this done. A kid wanted the "Batman" symbol, so he drew it out. The tattoo artist said she couldn't guarantee that it would look pefrect, since she had never drawn it before (and it didn't), but my guess is that a Mickey head wouldn't be that difficult. But I would pick something from the book.

 

[Epcot is my fav]

How much does the henna cost in epcot??? i forget

 

[crazygirley]

It ranges in price from $10 to $60, averaging around $25.

 

[Epcot is my fav]

oh ok....thanks for the price range:wave:

 

[crazygirley]

No problem, anytime!

 

[Dizknee_Phreek]

sounds great! thanks for the pics!! i know the time probably ranges dramatically depending on design and such, but how long did it take you to get your two designs?

 

[crazygirley]

It takes about 15 minutes for most of the tattoos, excluding the big one's, anything bigger than a dollar bill sized. You have to wait about a half an hour, then you have to go back and have lemon water applied to set it in (Most people wait there, though). So, it really takes a good 45 minutes. There is usually a good line, also. Usually about 3 or so people, so you are looking at a 45 minute wait (In the summer months). It, in my opinion, is totally worth the wait!

 

[pepsistar]

:hammer: Opps---- I guess I forgot "OR" Did you say where the place was in Epcot??? So the ones at the hotel pool area are not? the same???:lookaroun

 

[Mr Bill]

Its in Morocco

 

[pepsistar]

Thanks Mr Bill--- I am sure my daughter will want to check it out next time!! Probably my grandson toooooooo:lol:

 

[goofyman]

Word to the wise. My son and I just had this done . It lasted about 3 weeks. He thought it was the coolest thing and could not wait to show his friends. Only problem ws e hassensitive skin and broke out with a rash all over his body. Dr. said there has was just a study done on Henna and it was found that some people make have a reaction to it... Mine was fine but he has suffered unfort.