Henna (also called mehndi, anella, or lalle) is a temporary “tattoo” and hair dye made from the henna plant (Lawsonia inermis). People in many cultures use it to create elaborate designs on ...

The art of henna has been around for ... Use a 50-50 combination of white face paint and skin-safe cream adhesive to make your paste. This one will wash off easily. Add rhinestones and ...

In south India, we pick fragrant white henna flowers by moonlight and ... Early Egyptians dipped their palms into henna paste and discovered that it cooled their body. Indians used to draw a ...

Garodia suggests using a ceramic bowl. Add water by the spoonful to 1 cup of henna to create a thick paste resembling pancake batter. Add a moisturizing ingredient of your choice (more on this below).

Henna is used as a coolant in countries where summers are hot,' says Shahina. 'Henna paste smeared over soles of feet or on hair cools the body part as it dries. It’s the same principle as wearing a ...

She got the design applied at the Mehendi ceremony, which is when the application of henna paste in elaborate and intricate designs is applied on the bride’s hands and feet. “The art of ...