Tips For Color Lasting Mehndi

The old wives tale goes “The color is dark than your husband loves you more than every one,
Excessive washing and lotions may affect the color of the mehndi............ Read More

Once mehndi is applied on the skin, you should left it overnight or left on for at-least 4 hours to enhance the deepness in color.......... Read More
The mehndi can be scraped off with a payment card or an unsharp butter knife.

The mehndi on the skin should not be covered with a plastic bag or gloves as it will result in condensation from sweating and therefore loose the definition in design......... Read More

Lemon Juice & sugar syrup can be applied with cotton wool on to the mehndi once it is dried. This will secure the mehndi onto the skin more and therefore, result in the darkness of the color on the skin. Application may be repeated, if mehndi feels dry and hard.......... Read More

The mehndi powder can be khaki, green or dark brown color depending on where it comes from. It usually develops into a chocolate brown color when applied as a paste onto the skin. Fresh mehndi powder will produce a strong dark brown color and will last longer. Stale mehndi will produce a light orange color, which will not get darker over time.

Brides should have manicures, pedicures & waxing done before mehndi is applied on them as otherwise the mehndi will be waxed off with the hair................ Read More

The color on the skin will darken on the day after the mehndi has been applied. The darkness in color will last for a few days and will fade away............. Read More

To beautify your mehndi for mehndi nights, wedding or receptions, body glitter and gems in different colors can be applied on the skin to match the outfits........... Read More

The use of black “henna” should be avoided as it contains a dangerous chemical which found in hair dyes which   causes skin irritations and diseases.............  Read More