Henna (Mehndi) is a traditional art of painting the body. It has been popular in the Middle East, India and other regions for a long time. They believe that Henna painting will bring good luck.
The pigment of Henna painting is natural henna, which is ground into powder and mixed into a paste, and then painted on various parts of the body. After the pigment is dry, it can be peeled off. In different parts, there will be different colors, with different shades. The color will be orange when the painting is finished, and then it will become brown or reddish brown. The maintenance time is about 7 to 10 days.
In India, on the day before marriage, women will invite professional henna painters to their homes to help brides and relatives and friends paint beautiful and complex henna on their hands, bringing good luck to everyone. According to legend, the darker the color of the Henna painted on the bride's hand, the more the groom loves her; the brighter the color of the Henna, the better her life, because the bride's hand is full of Henna, which also means that she doesn't have to do housework!
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After the painting is completed, you need to wait for the paint to dry before touching the pattern, which takes about 30 to 40 minutes. Allow the paint to peel off naturally after drying (recommended), or rinse it off. The color is darkest on the second to third day and is brown.
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