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Unwrap the henna paste and add 1 teaspoon sugar to help the paste stick to the skin once it is applied. Add 80 drops of your own oils. Cajeput, tea tree, revensara, or lavender are all good choices.Mix the ingredients thoroughly. The essential oils will help to produce the deepest and darkest stain.

Determining exact amounts of lemon juice required for henna paste is very difficult since the henna plants are grown in many different regions of the world. Depending on the location, weather, and time of year that the leaves are harvested the recipe will need varying amounts of lemon juice. The paste should be smooth and creamy, similar to yogurt. If too much lemon juice is added the paste will be runny and your designs will bleed together. If the paste is too thick it will be difficult to squeeze the paste out of the applicator. Add lemon juice 1 teaspoon at a time, mixing completely between each addition, until you reach the desired creamy consistency.

When your paste is the perfect consistency you can let it sit sealed in the bowl or fill your applicators now. If you want to fill the applicators now, pour paste into a plastic bag and twist closed. Cut a tiny piece off one corner and squeeze the mixture into the applicator bottle or cone. When the bottle is full, put the lid on the bottle and screw on the stainless steel tip. If you are using a rolled cone, fill it half way with henna paste, twist closed and wrap a rubber band around the end to prevent the paste from oozing out. Let the bowl, bottles, or cones of paste sit in a warm place, around 85° Fahrenheit, for another 12 hours to allow the dye to be drawn out of the henna leaves so it will stain your skin deeply and as strong as possible.

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