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Henna is the Persian name for a shrub known as Lawsonia inermis. Henna is native to Asia and the Mediterranean coast of Africa and now thrives in warmer climates all over the world. It has small, four-petaled flowers ranging from yellow to pink and its leaves produce a red dye. Twice a year the leaves are harvested, dried, and ground into a fine powder. This powder is used to dye hair red and for the ancient eastern art of mehndi. Henna contains hennotannic acid, a dye that bonds with the collagen in skin cells and keratin of fingernails and hair, leaving behind a red coloring.
Mehndi is the Hindi word describing the process of painting patterns on the body with henna paste and the resulting stains left on the skin. Using henna paste, intricate patterns are applied to the skin, traditionally on the hands and feet.

A variety of methods are employed when drawing on the skin with the paste. In Morocco syringes prevail, in India, plastic cones similar to pastry bags are popular.



Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images

Mehandi Designs Photos Pictures Pics Images



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