Posts Tagged ‘Henna’

Henna – Can it be used as a permanent tattoo?

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In the modern world, the fashion of tattoos, whether permanent or temporary, is pounding in the young hearts of new generation.

These tattoos are thought as an emblem of adulthood and being, so-called, trendy and cool.

In order to suffice their desires, the temporary Henna tattoos are becoming common these days as they are safer and healthier than the permanent tattoos. Read the rest of this entry »

Henna – Why doesn?t the stain last forever like a tattoo?

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Henna tattoos have received a tremendous recognition and appreciation from the masses as they are safer, healthier and temporary in nature in the past few decades.

Likewise, there have been increasing queries about their possible characteristics and application techniques that make them provisional rather than more convenient permanent tattoos which do not require replacements. Read the rest of this entry »

Henna – Why does the stain fade and disappears?

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Henna tattoos and designs are provisional or temporary in nature as compared to the pierced tattoos that leave their mark permanently on the body.

There are certain biological processes that take place inside our body continuously that account for the temporary affect of the Henna paste. Read the rest of this entry »

Henna – Why are the stains on palms and soles darker and long-lasting than others?

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Creative Commons License photo credit: Henna by Heather – Mehndi in Boston / Providence M

Henna has been widely acclaimed as the safest and healthiest form of the Body Art that can majestically increase the appeal and worth of the whole body.

This sensational discovery is now quite popular all round the world for its therapeutic as well as motif standpoints.

The Henna leaves contain a burgundy dye molecule known as Lawsone. Read the rest of this entry »