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Showing posts with label Mehndi Tattoos Desings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mehndi Tattoos Desings. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 25 May 2011
APPLYING HENNA: HENNA TATTOOS DESIGNS
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Before applying henna on hands, it is better to do a patch test and check the possibility of allergic reaction, if any. You can use almost anything to apply the Mehndi, depending on the sophistication of your design, but the most commonly used are the toothpicks. You can also make a cone using a rigid plastic paper.
About 3 hours is a decent length of time for allowing the Mehndi paste to settle on your skin. You can also apply lemon juice with sugar to keep the paste on your skin for longer and not let it flake away. Read More
About 3 hours is a decent length of time for allowing the Mehndi paste to settle on your skin. You can also apply lemon juice with sugar to keep the paste on your skin for longer and not let it flake away. Read More
Tuesday, 24 May 2011
MAKING HENNA, TATTOO DESIGNS
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Fill half a cup of natural ground Henna powder. You can also Add Tea, Coffee, cloves, Lemon and sugar to enhance the colors and give a deeper shade, which will stay on for much longer, but these are purely optional. Read More
Monday, 23 May 2011
Introduction of Mehndi or Henna: Tattoos Fashion
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We have perhaps the most flamboyant and colorful weddings, which in my opinion, are not ached by any other community or society in the world. Our weddings are not boring. It is one big patty full of colors, songs and dances, lasting over many days. The few days before the big day are planned and organized with a whole variety of activities on each of the evenings. We also have many delightful and classy dishes on our menus preparation for which starts many days before the big day itself. A traditional Pakistani wedding is one that lasts for many days and in those days, there’s a very special and colorful occasion often called Mehndi” or” Rasm-e-Hina”. It is the day in which the henna is applied on the brides and, in rare cases, on the groom’s hands. Read More
