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The history of henna use can be found as early as 1600 BC, which was accepted by the Egyptians is the hand of Pharaoh and his hair dyed with henna before mummification. In India and many Arab countries, henna is used as a body tattoo on the palm, forearm and feet on the occasion like weddings, and many other auspicious celebrations such as birthdays, celebrations end the seventh month of pregnancy, etc.
Projects of mehndi Pattern
There are many ways to create mehndi patterns. Some use it to create a natural big round in the palms and soles. In addition, each finger covers up to the first corner including the nails with henna. This is mainly seen with the dancers of Indian traditional dances such as Kathak, Oddissi, Kathakali, etc.
During weddings and similar celebrations, mehndi is applied in intricate patterns drawn with very thin lines with mehndi cone. These pictures are almost always in the form of characters from this figure representing sometimes the wedding.
Most mehndi designs are usually applied inside the palm. However at weddings, tattoos applied to the top and continue throughout the forearm. The legs are also decorated in this way. There are many beautiful designs made on the bride's leg, which extends to the knee.
Application of mehndi tattoos and mehndi designs
Mehndi is prepared in a certain manner, that is, take a cup of henna leaves and grind it into a paste, add the juice of half a lemon, a few drops of eucalyptus oil and pasta for about five cloves. Add two tablespoons of coffee. Mix thoroughly and put into a paper cone. Make a small incision at the end of the cone and use it as you would use a pencil to draw mehndi designs on the hands and feet.
After applying you will need to keep the template is designed dampened as long as you can. Use a mixture of sugar and lemon water to keep it from drying out. About six hours it will be dry when you can remove the hardened henna. The color will last all night, to darken, if you put water on the decorated parts of the body.
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The history of henna use can be found as early as 1600 BC, which was accepted by the Egyptians is the hand of Pharaoh and his hair dyed with henna before mummification. In India and many Arab countries, henna is used as a body tattoo on the palm, forearm and feet on the occasion like weddings, and many other auspicious celebrations such as birthdays, celebrations end the seventh month of pregnancy, etc.
Projects of mehndi Pattern
There are many ways to create mehndi patterns. Some use it to create a natural big round in the palms and soles. In addition, each finger covers up to the first corner including the nails with henna. This is mainly seen with the dancers of Indian traditional dances such as Kathak, Oddissi, Kathakali, etc.
During weddings and similar celebrations, mehndi is applied in intricate patterns drawn with very thin lines with mehndi cone. These pictures are almost always in the form of characters from this figure representing sometimes the wedding.
Most mehndi designs are usually applied inside the palm. However at weddings, tattoos applied to the top and continue throughout the forearm. The legs are also decorated in this way. There are many beautiful designs made on the bride's leg, which extends to the knee.
Application of mehndi tattoos and mehndi designs
Mehndi is prepared in a certain manner, that is, take a cup of henna leaves and grind it into a paste, add the juice of half a lemon, a few drops of eucalyptus oil and pasta for about five cloves. Add two tablespoons of coffee. Mix thoroughly and put into a paper cone. Make a small incision at the end of the cone and use it as you would use a pencil to draw mehndi designs on the hands and feet.
After applying you will need to keep the template is designed dampened as long as you can. Use a mixture of sugar and lemon water to keep it from drying out. About six hours it will be dry when you can remove the hardened henna. The color will last all night, to darken, if you put water on the decorated parts of the body.
Today, young people are using henna as a body tattoo on other parts of the body - as well as regular tattoos which sometimes uses time of dyes. You would find the most common tattoos in all the beaches, parties and other similar cases. These tattoos are applied to the hands and feet and this will be visible for about two weeks.
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
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Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
Hand Henna Tattoo Designs (1)Photos Pictures Pics Images
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