Remove existing nail polish a day or two before applying arq or henna nail paint. Remember to stir the paste each time you use it. THINGS YOU NEED: ½ cup (130 ml) boiled spring -or distilled water, cooled to warm ½ teaspoon (2.5 g) uncolored, neutral henna powder 1 teaspoon (5 ml) plain organic yogurt… Read More »
Removing Mehndi/henna is very easy. In fact water work as a henna removal. It is best to avoid water to touch tattoo for the first 24 hours. Petroleum products such as baby oil or Vaseline also work as tattoo removal and will contribute to the demise henna stain. Excess rubbing of the area where tattoo… Read More »
Jacquard or luer lock bottles are wonderful for beginners as they require no special skill to use. The drawing motion is like a pencil. It should be held like a pencil. The below pictures will further guide you in holding a jacquard or luer lock bottle. If you want to purchase a cone or any… Read More »
A cone is one of the best tools for professional henna artist. Cones allow us to make fine lines. You can hold a cone by nestling it between your thumb, palm and first finger. Try not to hold the cone or squeeze from the tip end, this will weaken your control and paste may spill… Read More »
Assemble tools and supplies Florist Wrap / Plastic Paper / Mylar Tissue / Mylar Wrap / Cellophane Gift Wrap. The thicker the product, the easier the cone making. Scissors Tape Cut Florist Wrap / Plastic Paper / Mylar Tissue / Mylar Wrap / Cellophane Gift Wrap into rectangle shape. Fold one corner inside (As shown… Read More »
Assemble Supplies Fresh Henna Powder, 20 grams or 1/4 Cup Fresh Lemon Juice Plastic Bowl Spoon Sugar Plastic Wrap Pour 20 grams or 1/4 of fresh henna powder into a plastic bowl. Add 1/4 cup of strained fresh lemon juice. Stir the henna powder and lemon juice until they are completely mixed together and no… Read More »