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Henna is one of the oldest known and widely used cosmetics of all time. Archeologists have found henna on the hair and nails of Egyptian mummies, dating it’s use as far back as 3000 BCE The use of henna was popularized in Saudi Arabia around 632 CE by the prophet Mohammed who used it to color his hair and beard. Henna traveled from Egypt to India, North Africa, South East Asia, and the Middle East, and it’s use was common all around the Mediterranean in medieval times. It’s use and practices can be seen in paintings, illuminated manuscripts, and miniatures from India, Persia, and Turkey, as far back as the 11th century.

Begin by cutting a very small opening in the tip of the cone with scissors or nail clippers. Hold the cone similar to how you would hold a pencil or paint brush. Applying light pressure on the end of the cone with your thumb, slowly squeeze out the henna paste, applying the desired design. Once the design is applied, leave the paste on as long as possible, 1-2 hours minimum, 6-8 or longer is prefered. The henna paste can be sealed with a lemon/sugar mixture, covered with medical tape, or wrapped in toilet tissue to help keep it on as long as possible. Keeping the paste warm and moist will also allow more dye to penetrate the skin. Wrapping as well as steaming the paste will help to keep it warm. Once the paste is removed, avoiding water exposure for 6-12 hours will help the stain fully develop its color. The mature stain will be revealed in 24-48 hours, and as the skin exfoliates the stain will begin to fade. Applying a beeswax based balm or vegtable oil over the design will help prolong its life, especially when swimming or bathing.

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