[~Soul~]

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.:What is a Flarkie?:.
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A Flarkie is a small, very fluffy kind of shark. They have basic shark anatomy (According to their type) but are extremely fluffy and soft. Flarkies are actually amphibians being that they can both live in land and water, but spend most of their time in water for hunting and breeding purposes. Flarkies don't tend to fight with other animals unless that animal is a real threat. Flarkies usually feast on tiny fish, tadpoles, insects and berries, so they are very easy to feed. Flarkies don't need much food as they are quite small.
Flarkies are easy to groom as their fur is soft and silky, much like a hamster's fur except longer. They tend to style their 'manes' especially to attract mates. Flarkies can only have one mate, unless that mate isn't really active then they may choose one more mate. Flarkies can have up to three baby Fluffs, it is actually quite rare to only get one Fluff.

Username: Hiccup.
Name: Aishi
Gender: Female

Quiz

What was Henna Originally used for, before becoming known for being decorative?
sonia Inermis is the botanical name for the plant that we commonly know as the henna plant. It grows in countries with hot climates like India, North Africa and the Middle Eastern countries where people crush the dried leaves of the plant to produce henna, a green powder with a very distinctive smell. For thousands of years many cultures have used Henna to decorate the skin, a tradition that remains unchanged to this day.
Henna is an important part of wedding celebrations when the bride to be has her hands and feet decorated with henna paste during a special henna ceremony. Henna artists specialise in making their own versions of the henna paste using hot water and other ingredients like tea, coffee, oil and lemon juice to intensify the resulting colour. Once it is mixed, the artist will put the paste into a tube, apply it to the skin, and leave it to dry. As the paste dries, the surface of the skin starts feeling quite cold as the henna paste absorbs the body heat. The longer you leave the paste on the skin the darker will be the resulting colour. In fact, you get the darkest shade of colour from the henna paste if you leave it on all night. The dried henna paste when washed off leaves a red or auburn colour and sometimes even black depending on how much body heat each individual has.



What is Henna made of?
Henna is a paste made out of crushed leaves

What Traditions is Henna normally used in?
weddings and decorating

[~*April*~]

Username: ~*April*~
Name: Hina
Gender: Female

Quiz

What was Henna Originally used for, before becoming known for being decorative?
It was like a temporary tattoo on your hand that could go all around it. It was also for fun. It was from a legend of a bride; before battle had the henna on her hands to protect her or something like that..

What is Henna made of?
It is made of leaves from the 'henna' tree.

What Traditions is Henna normally used in?
Weddings ^^

[~Soul~]

Sorry those are not the right answers ^^"

[Kiesen]

Username:
Smoke-the-Wolf
Name:
Henna, just for the occasion.
Gender: Female

Quiz

What was Henna Originally used for, before becoming known for being decorative?

"The use of mehndi and turmeric is described in the earliest Hindu Vedic ritual books. Haldi (staining oneself with turmeric paste) as well as mehndi are Vedic customs, intended to be a symbolic representation of the outer and the inner sun. Vedic customs are centered around the idea of "awakening the inner light". Traditional Indian designs are of representations of the sun on the palm, which, in this context, is intended to represent the hands and feet."

What is Henna made of?
A plant.

What Traditions is Henna normally used in?
Mostly just tattoo's, decoration or weddings.

[~Soul~]

Nope sorry one of your answers are wrong, i dont want anything decritive, nothing to do with the tattoo designs but the past itself T.T

[Kiesen]

Could I edit it? With another answer?

[~Soul~]

no sorry, i am giving everyone one chance, but once a couple days pass with no right answer then I will change the contest

[●Terminator●]

Username: Hiccup.
Name: Aishi
Gender: Female

Quiz

What was Henna Originally used for, before becoming known for being decorative?
sonia Inermis is the botanical name for the plant that we commonly know as the henna plant. It grows in countries with hot climates like India, North Africa and the Middle Eastern countries where people crush the dried leaves of the plant to produce henna, a green powder with a very distinctive smell. For thousands of years many cultures have used Henna to decorate the skin, a tradition that remains unchanged to this day.
Henna is an important part of wedding celebrations when the bride to be has her hands and feet decorated with henna paste during a special henna ceremony. Henna artists specialise in making their own versions of the henna paste using hot water and other ingredients like tea, coffee, oil and lemon juice to intensify the resulting colour. Once it is mixed, the artist will put the paste into a tube, apply it to the skin, and leave it to dry. As the paste dries, the surface of the skin starts feeling quite cold as the henna paste absorbs the body heat. The longer you leave the paste on the skin the darker will be the resulting colour. In fact, you get the darkest shade of colour from the henna paste if you leave it on all night. The dried henna paste when washed off leaves a red or auburn colour and sometimes even black depending on how much body heat each individual has.



What is Henna made of?
Henna is a paste made out of crushed leaves

What Traditions is Henna normally used in?
weddings and decorating

good luck everyone <3

[oumasai]

Username:
Name:
Gender: Female

Quiz

What was Henna Originally used for, before becoming known for being decorative?
Hair dye? o_o

What is Henna made of?
Plants!

What Traditions is Henna normally used in?
Weddings?

[~Soul~]

Hiccup you have to pick either or you can't put up two awnsers ^^