Henna Tattoo

Henna tattoo (also known as mehendi) is an old way to cover a woman's body with beautiful designs that can be washed off after a while, because the paint is on top of the skin, not under it. A temporary henna tattoo will be a great choice if you desired it for a long time, however didn't dare it yet.

Henna is a low allergy material for tattoo, in this regard it is safe to do a draw on the arm, leg, back, or any other area of the body.

Henna Tattoo Specialty

Most often henna designs are applied to the wrists, palms, and fingers, as well as to the back, legs, neck, or lower back. You can also place it on the hip, shoulder or chest. All depends on your preferences and the place you want to emphasize with an amazing draw.

You can consider it as an experiment. Henna tattoo on the hand remain one or two weeks, so you can realize whether you like it or not. This way you could choose size, gamma and placement of the tattoo.

It is also worth noting that such a tattoo will last even less under clothes, due to rubbing.

Henna Tattoo Guidance

First, you have to prepare the ink for the tattoo. Next, clean up henna through a sieve (one teaspoon is enough) and then strain the juice of one lemon or lime, mix it up with the powder. When everything turns into a thick paste - the mixture is almost ready. Add a few teaspoons of coffee to this mixture, mix everything up and cover the container with a towel. Then leave it in the refrigerator overnight. In the morning, mix it again, then you can start creating a drawing.

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