Henna Lovers

Through the era, the style and patterns of Mehndi has tremendously changed in to a totally new artistic approach. As it is gaining its popularity across the globe, cultural augmentation and familiarity is also quite evident.
Different designs have been, now, produced that a large variety is available for the versatile personalities and with gradation of likenesses.
Fully recognized, there are basically four main types of Mehndi approaches that are swarming through the countries. Continue reading →

Weddings in eastern part of the world are lavishly celebrated according to their respective cultures and traditions. Among all the beautifying techniques of women, decorating oneself with Mehndi design is also a rather popular method and a custom.
Whether it is an occasion of wedding, engagement or a religious festival, Mehndi has become an integral part in all, especially amongst the people of Pakistan, India, Arabian Peninsula and many other Middle East Countries.
Whilst the women are deeply involved in revamping themselves, all their preparations should be according to their own physique and skin tone to enhance their natural features and body worth. Continue reading →

Due to the growing side-effects of industrially produced Mehndi, because of the presence of various allergic chemical substances, many women have started searching up recipes for making their own Mehndi pastes which seem to be more reliable.
If you are also in search for a similar recipe, then here is all that you require.
The Mehndi leaves are harvested, dried and crushed to make up Henna powder which is green in colour.
This powder is also readily available in the markets of those countries that undertake its cultivation like India, Pakistan, Morocco, Yemen and many other Middle East countries. Continue reading →

Across the globe, Mehndi has become one of the passionate activities that swarm through very important occasion and festival as a majestic habit.
Whether its wedding, engagements, family get-togethers or festivals like that of Eid and Diwali, it is an important tradition and culture especially in the Middle East countries.
Whatever the occasion, it is quite necessary to ensure the type of Mehndi that is being consumed. From the last few decades, there have been a lot of experiments on Mehndi to produce a rather dark colour giving variety.
In the course, various chemical substances have also been added as a preservative or merely an additive. These chemicals enhanced the colour product of Mehndi but side by side produced some deadly after effects. Continue reading →

In order to produce sophistication and complexity in the designs with skill and tidiness, plastic cones are a convenient option that can also be produced domestically with ease and quite inexpensively anytime that.
The equipments required so far for its preparation are easily available at home and nearby shops.
You would be requiring small freezer bags, scissors, scotch tape and twist ties. One freezer bag can conveniently be used to form two plastic cones for Mehndi. Continue reading →

Proved by various researches and traditions, Mehndi is quite an exceptional antidote for hair loss and fragility which has primarily resulted in its silent overwhelming popularity.
Mehndi greatly encourages the growth of the hair and strengthens their roots and prevents hair thinning. Working as a conditioner and a dye, it has become quite popular among men as well especially for their beards.
For the application of Mehndi on the hair, first of all, you need to get the packed Henna powder which contains all the essential additives already. Continue reading →

From the eve of existence, the desperation to revive the attraction and charm of the human body has led to the inevitable discovery of vital and healthy herbs and shrubs.
One of the eminent discoveries, which had been in use for more than 5,000 years, is use of Mehndi for treatment.
It has proved to be quite advantageous for human health and physique, besides the advancement in scientific techniques, as it has swept through South Asia, Southwest Asia to North Africa and the Horn of Africa to become one of the main trademark of the respective cultures and traditions. Continue reading →

Majestically, Mehndi has swarmed through South Asia till the Horn of Africa to leave an emblem of tradition and culture uncommon to all other civilizations of the present world with its orange-red imprints on the beautiful hands and feet.
Mehndi was discovered around 1500 B.C; the application of Mehndi has become an important religious and social ritual in our festivals and grandeur celebrations. Continue reading →

During the late 1990s, there were widespread talking about a particular dye that could be used to stain skin and hair of black hair.
Soon it gained identity as ?Black Henna?. But after decades of extensive research, it was recognised that it was rather a misnomer for the mixture of True Indigo and natural Henna Powder.
It was a partial unravelled truth about the constituents of the dye. Actually, during that time period, Henna artists in Africa, India, the Arabian Peninsula and the West had began experiment to make up a new colour imprint from the natural dye.
They generally researched with PPD (para-phenylenediamine) which later resulted in the formation of a black dye.
The experiments proved to be quite detrimental for the health of users of Black Henna. Continue reading →