Wednesday 29 May 2013

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Biogarphy Photos Pictures Pics Images

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Henna, or Lawsonia inermis, is a small bush that produces a natural red dye from its leaves. The leaves 
are dried and ground into a powder, then mixed into a paste. The paste is applied to the skin in intricate 
patterns leaving a reddish-brown stain known as ‘mehndi’.
Over 9,000 years old, henna use dates back to the Neolithic and Bronze Ages. It has roots in spring 
fertility celebrations, was used by warrior goddesses to celebrate victories, and was useful in determining 
agricultural cycles. Henna is mentioned in the Bible and is the oldest documented cosmetic. It is soothing and cooling to the skin and has been used to treat heat exhaustion, lice, and fungal infections. It has 
mild antiseptic properties, and is a natural sun block.
Henna was used by the Egyptian civilization of Pharaohs, queens, and pyramids. Famous Egyptians 
Nefertiti and Cleopatra were known to have used henna on their skin and hair. Traces have even been 
found on ancient mummies and their hair!
The ancient Eastern art of mehndi has been used in cultural and religious practices by Christians, Jews, 
Hindus, and Muslims. Henna is currently used in over sixty countries including regions of India, Morocco, the Middle East and Mediterranean, Africa, South China, and Southeast Asia. The Prophet Muhammed dyed his beard with henna and his daughter, Fatima, dyed her hands with it.

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

Henna Paste Photos Pictures Pics Images

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