Mehndi In Hands Biogarphy
In addition to the crushed henna leaves, the basic ingredients of henna dye are sugar, lemon juice and essential oils, such as lavender, eucalyptus and tea tree oil. Strong tea is sometimes used instead of lemon juice, while henna artists may add sugar for its adhesive qualities. Other ingredients added to the mixture in African countries include lime, clove, okra and pomegranate.
How henna paste is applied to human skin varies according to the country you're in. In Africa, for example, henna artists add saliva to the henna powder, which is then rolled into balls and applied using such implements as twigs or wire. In Morocco, syringes are used to apply the paste, while artists in India prefer to use a plastic cone. Henna is also available in small plastic bottles.
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