This henna tattoo consist of a flower of open hearts with some shading inside and two leaves one on the top of flower and one on the bottom of flower. This floral henna tattoo with leaves is very easy and looks attractive.
This palm henna tattoo is very simple. To create a front hand henna design like this one, pinpoint the center of the palm (or close enough to the center) and start with a dot, a circle, a spiral, a flower, a star, any symbol or image that you like. Then continue adding designs that radiate… Read More »
This Floral Pug Tail Henna Tattoo contains a design which consists of two (2) pug tails. One (1) of these pug tail is doubled. The heads of these pug tails are opposite. There are open hearts on the head of one pug tail and kisses on the other. The shading enhanced the gorgeous look of… Read More »
3D or 3-D normally refers to three-dimensional space. This 3D henna tattoo consist of a flower of open hearts with some shading inside and two leaves; one on the top of flower and one on the bottom of flower. Making this henna tattoo is really simple; the only thing which you need to take care… Read More »
The name of the tattoo itself describes its nature. This henna tattoo is created with red and black mehndi. Before using these color hennas please do an allergic test as they contain chemicals such as PPD chemical. Creating this tattoo will make people think that your skin is wounded but in reality its a henna… Read More »
Yes, natural henna is good for your skin. One of the major health benefits of henna is as a sun screen. During the summer, hundreds of people are tattooed with henna paste at fairs, festivals, traditional celebrations and more. Whilst out in the sun the area hennaed neither tanned nor does it show any sun-contact… Read More »
Don’t eat henna; it’s toxic. The main ingredient in henna dye is hydroxynaphthaquinone which is obtained from leaves of the Lawsonia tree. Hydroxynaphthaquinone alone is not carcinogenic, but when combined with para-phenylenediamine (PPD) the mixture has been documented as causing problems. PPD is a synthetic dye used to accelerate the drying time of the henna… Read More »
Our team has chosen the following henna tattoo kits as best henna kit to be used in 2016. This decision has been made on the rating of the buyers of these kits. Henna City All-Natural Jagua Tattoo Kit Jagua Kit By Nature’s Body Art / Soulstice Shop DIY Henna Kit By Blue Lotus Henna Henna… Read More »
As long as it’s pure henna, it’s safe for kids over 6 years old. The uncommon G6PD deficiency is why artists typically will not henna anyone under 6; older children and adults with the deficiency aren’t really at risk like infants and toddlers, though it’s recommended to keep henna to a minimum if you know… 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 »
Mehndi’n’Henna wishes you a very Happy New Year.
Adding ink to henna will not work, it doesn’t stain the skin by itself so it won’t work with henna.
Henna tattoo come off in a week or may be two to three weeks. They don’t stay forever. They are not permanent tattoos, they are temporary tattoos. But yes if you use black henna and get allergies then there are chances that it will leave impressions or marks caused by skin burning so please be… Read More »
Henna tattoos are one of the forms of temporary tattoos. Coming from a south Asian tradition, henna uses a paste made from the powdered leaves of the Henna plant, Lawsonia inermis. Its active dye, Lawsone , binds with the keratin in skin, fingernails, and hair. Traditional henna is drawn in delicate patterns on the hands… Read More »