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 »
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 »
20-30 minutes after the paste is applied the henna will lose its shine and the mud will dry and begin to crack. A mixture of lemon juice and white sugar is kept ready in a small bowl. Mix 1 teaspoon sugar with 3 teaspoons lemon juice to prepare the mixture. Apply the mixture gently with… Read More »