Henna is the natural alternative to synthetic hair dye. It’s easy to get glossy, rich hair color at home, and we show you how to get the shade you want. Our bricks are made using the finest-quality Persian henna, conditioning cocoa butter and gorgeous essential oils that leave your hair looking and smelling fabulous. Choose… Read More »
Our team has chosen the following company henna cones as best henna cones to be used in 2016. This decision has been made on the rating of the buyers of these cones. Bansuri 100% Natural Mehandi Cone Traditional Body Art Cones by Singh’s Satrang Mehendi Silver-Gold 100% Natural Mehandi Cone Bansuri 100% Natural Mehandi Cone… Read More »
Natural henna should have a strong, earthy scent. Henna paste has a peculiar smell similar to a barnyard or to damp clay. Some people like this odor while other don’t.
Henna is used for many purposes and in many fields. Below we discuss the uses of henna in 3 main fields: USES OF HENNA IN INDUSTRY Following are the uses of henna in industry: Henna has been used widely in the production of leather goods. It is used to decorate drum skins, general dying of… Read More »
Natural henna is safe during pregnancy. Before applying henna during pregnancy make sure that its 100% natural. Read the instructions on the pack clearly before applying it to your hair or skin. If there is any doubt that the henna is not natural please avoid it. Please also avoid black henna as it contains PPD… Read More »
It is a tradition to have a henna party before the wedding, especially in many Eastern weddings. Henna artists use henna to paint intricate patterns on hands and also feet of the girls in bridal party. The bride gets the most intricate patterns, to set her apart. Some people also sing and dance and play… Read More »
Mehndi’n’Henna wishes you a very Happy New Year.
It is said by many hairdressers that henna damage your hair. But this is not true for natural henna. The color of natural henna is red and hennas that are of other colors other then red are not natural hennas. Some Blonde, Brown, Auburn, Mahogany, and other shades of what claims to be henna are… Read More »
This practice sheet contains a design which consists of only kisses petals. Like the previous practice sheet, the challenge here is to make the petals in a circle without anything in center to guide. Actually it’s a flower of kisses but the twist is to make it without circle in center. As previously said the… Read More »
Henna doesn’t expire or go bad, it goes stale. It’s like a spice going stale in that as it gets older, a spice will eventually lose some or all of its potency. With henna, as it gets stale it will loose some or all of its dye potency.
Henna for eyebrows tends to fade quickly, which may be due to the growth cycle of the brows or to the thinner skin in that area. A henna stain around the eye will typically last for up to a week, but frequent reapplication may be necessary to maintain the color.
Yes, Henna covers gray/grey hair. Before dying your hairs with henna you should be sure that what color you want because it doesn’t go away easily.
Henna hair dye is not permanent. It fades away after a few wash. Henna dye usually comes off in 5 to 6 months or depending on how frequently you washed your hair.
Henna is not bad for your hairs, it is very good for your hair. Natural henna hair dye is safe. The color of natural henna is red and hennas that are of other colors other then red are not natural hennas. Some Blonde, Brown, Auburn, Mahogany, and other shades of what claims to be henna… Read More »
Henna hair dye / henna for hair is a natural kind of dye. Its roots are Arabic. Henna for hair gives the hair its natural shine back and it doesn’t damage the hair as much as chemical dyes. Its original color is red but now you can find hinna in black and even blonde but… Read More »
Henna has a tannin dye molecule, Lawsone, or hennotannic acid, which is small enough to penetrate a skin cell. If you put henna paste on skin, the dye molecules will penetrate down the columns of skin cells. They don’t spread out, as ink would on blotter paper, they go straight down as ink would on… Read More »
Things you need: Henna Powder 1 big Lemon Honey Coffee Tea Steps: Make tea and coffee mixture: I will recommend using hibiscus tea. Add a tea bag of tea and 1 table spoon of coffee. Then add boiling water and give it a stir. Cover it and leave it to sit. Lemon Juice: Roll the… Read More »
To do a henna tattoo at home by your own you must follow the following steps: First you have to learn how to make henna paste. Then how to make cone with that henna paste. Then you should learn to hold the cone in order to apply henna. For more steps read this post its… Read More »
You can get henna tattoos anywhere at any place; there are many designers that apply henna tattoos. To find a tattoo artist in your area search on Google ‘henna tattoo artist in (your area name)’. If you want more assistance contact us we will help you. You can also learn to apply henna tattoos by… Read More »
This practice sheet contains a design which consists of only humps. The challenge here is to make the humps in a circle without anything in center to guide. Actually it’s a flower of hump but the twist is to make it without circle in center. As it is the 18th practice sheet, therefore the difficulty… Read More »