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 » ..::Khawateen Korner::.. » Fashion In's and Out's » > How Henna (Mehndi) is Made

> How Henna (Mehndi) is Made

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ERUM ALI

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How Henna (Mehndi) is Made


> How Henna (Mehndi) is Made 12345uy8

Use of mehndi is a part of several cultures. It is more
common in Middle-East and South-Asia. Mehndi or
henna is prepared from leaves of a plant called henna.
To prepare henna powder the leaves are first dried and then ground.
Grinding leaves ensures release of a substance called "lawsone".
Lawsone has the ability to form bonds with skin and stay there for a considerable time.
Crushed leaves are then dried to eliminate the moisture so that it is preserved for a longer time.
Leftover substance is the "henna powder".

> How Henna (Mehndi) is Made Mehnzz9

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nice erum jii 🎅

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thanksss sisterrr

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good

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THANKS SISTERRR

afshan ali

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Very nice

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> How Henna (Mehndi) is Made 863674dfdua56ois

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one more:
Most professional henna artists use the KISS method of mix...(keep it simple silly)
-freshest henna you can get
-mix with lemon juice, table sugar
-sit for 5 - 24 hours (depends on where the henna was grown-ask your vendor)
-add good quality essential oil
-push through and old stocking to ensure no clumps
-cone/bottle and start decorating!

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