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About Henna

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Information about henna – history, science, geography, anthropology, how it works, etc

Caring For Henna Body Art

By | December 11th, 2014|About Henna|

Henna by Heather’s Guide to Caring for Your Henna Tattoo copyright 1999-2014 This guide explains how to take care of your recently applied henna design with all the tips and tricks we can think of! It is for those who want to go above and beyond the simple instructions that we have on the backs [...]

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Henna FAQ Part 2

By | December 11th, 2014|About Henna|

What is Henna? Is it the same as Mehndi, Mehandi, Heena, etc? Henna is a plant; the leaves of this plant have a dye called lawsone. The art of applying the plant leaves to the skin is typically given the same as the plant itself. If you have a henna tree growing in your yard, [...]

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Henna FAQ

By | December 11th, 2014|About Henna|

Henna By Heather Henna FAQ copyright 1999, 2002, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2017 Heather Caunt-Nulton What colors of henna are available? Henna is a natural plant dye, which stains an orange to reddish-brown color. Some people call other temporary body art “henna”, but true henna is from the henna plant (latin name: lawsonia inermis). Henna [...]

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Beautiful henna design books by Victoria Welch just published!

By | November 17th, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

Patterns for Beautiful Brides and Glamorous Guests features 21 pages with line art drawings and photos of 44 hand designs for brides, bridal parties, and guests. We love this book because it has something for everyone! We call it the one-stop-shopping wedding book - this is the only one you'll need to take with you [...]

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Mehndi Moko : Maori Tribal Henna Designs

By | June 3rd, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

I love the way henna designs can be shaped by people to have whatever meaning they intend, and the way it helps create cultural bridges by bringing people together through the love of the artform. I think that Gina Wright's Mehndi Moko project is a really great example of this! Gina traveled all the way from [...]

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Many, many new henna body art videos!

By | April 28th, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

Henna Videos subscribe to future videos on YouTube - check out my channel   How To Mix Henna Paste : How to do henna tattoos / mehndi body art How to do an Indian-Arabic Fusion Bridal Mehndi / Henna Hand Design, complete with helpful annotations: Henna Tattoos / Mehndi Body Art Videos - any requests? [...]

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Brazilian women, C-sections, and henna

By | April 27th, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

The C-section rates (especially in Brazil) are currently so high that Latina (primarily Brazilian) immigrants covering up c-section scars are currently the #3 biggest group of potential clients who call me about individual henna appointments. They follow only brides and people trying out tattoos. For women who had their babies abroad to be such a [...]

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The Cyclical and Seasonal Life of a Henna Artist

By | March 29th, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

I've come to realize that my year and my feelings about work are incredibly predictable at this point. My henna year gets its official kickoff in March, with the Henna Gathering conference. All throughout March: Things are coming together! Final plans being made. A year's worth of planning is finally feeling like it'll come to [...]

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YouTube video transcript : How to do a fast & elegant Henna Tattoo design : using only swirls, lines, and teardrops

By | February 13th, 2011|Henna Artist Tips|

Hello! This is Heather of Henna By Heather, and today I'm going to demonstrate for you a design that's really simple and quick and elegant and beautiful. The way that I figured out just how quick this design was: This week when I was doing a couple of private parties, I started doing this design [...]

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Henna artist tipping guidelines

By | July 26th, 2010|Henna Artist Tips|

What should I tip my henna artist? People often ask me what they should tip their henna artist, and it usually feels a bit awkward to answer that question, as they are often basically asking me what I would like to be tipped... So I figure I will write up some guidelines here so that [...]

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