is this a glitter tattoo?

My friend sent me this link...
At first I thought it was liquid bling, but after reading it appears that it lasts several days. Is this a hand-done glitter tattoo? It seems like it wouldn't be so delicate and there might be glitter everywhere if it was. Anyone have input? I think this is super cool, they even add crystals, not just for kids!
http://liveopenly.com/new-york/akiyo-henna-inc/

also, I know they are in NYC, but their groupon is for $150 for one application, apparently this is not only freakin' cool looking, it's also lucrative.

It is Henna covered in glitter.
Very beautiful.

I adore your avatar, paintedyou!! do you have a larger picture of it?

Actually the way the coupon works is that you have to pretty much charge double as the company takes half of an already discounted price. I was approached and essentially this is not completely horrid advertising, but if I was to go for it I would have had to have at least 80 'coupons' for half price...meaning $75 for two hours....of which I would get half of that $75. $32.50 for 2 hours of work. The catch is that this would be limited to a specific number of kids (in the case of facepainting). fine print....$75 for two hours and 10 kids. Additional costs per kid would apply (Say $15 per extra kid).

it's not henna, glitterfly. I did find out what it is. It's basically the same glue used on glitter tattoos but applied freehand with a henna cone. Michelle, you can see the picture on my website. I did that piece for a body painting competition in Dallas, TX. I have it printed on canvas in my gallery in Connecticut

Thanks paintedyou... I have been trying to figure out a way to apply prosaide and glitter as an alternative to henna. I love the look and I think it is a beautiful result... why didn't I think of using a henna cone... duh?! Have you tried it? Would love to see the result if you are willing to share.

Personally, I can't wait to try it... But first I need to pull in some cash from the next few gigs (lucky for me I have plenty booked for the next couple of months); 2. pay down credit card which is hurting after my previous purchases of paints, glitters, etc; 3. Shop for supplies; 4. practice; 5. turn it in to another income stream.

Hopefully this process won't take too long. I am really keen to try this technique for myself.

Yup its glitter tatt, henna would be more raised.
I just posted about the fine tipped screw on bottles I use, we can do stuff like that easily with it.

Cat x