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2 years 7 months ago #204

violentrose

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Thanks Jenni!
2 years 7 months ago #200

sparklewren

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One thing, is to have talcum powder on hand at all times. Just to quickly dry out any natural oils on your hands whilst working. If washing your hands a lot you'll want to moisturise to stop them drying out or cracking, but obviously don't moisturise before/during work (save it for the evenings!) :-)
2 years 7 months ago #195

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Hi everyone

I am about to work on a beautiful pastel mint green set and wondering how others keep their pastel colours clean whilst working on them. I have heard everything for talking hand etc. to washing hands every 30 mins. Yes, I am keeping my work area well wiped down and avoiding anything that could possibly cross pollinate its colour.

How do you guys manage?

Thanks
Kayla :blink:
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