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Henna-Mehndi

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The most traditional and artistic thing is called henna(mehndi). Henna is prepared from the Lawsonia inermis plant that is used for many purposes like fingernails, hairs, skin and fabrics. Henna is most commonly used for making designs on hands and feet for Eid greetings, and weddings by every girl.
Without the henna, their events won't be completed. They are the first priority of every girl. Some girls don't like it because of its smell (but it is not so bad), some girls have allergies and so many reasons of it. I remember, the day before Eid I used to prepare for it, especially henna, the most awaited thing for me. Preparing for Eid and designing my hands with henna all over my hands, the smell is so good and i design of my choice whatever design comes to my mind I just draw it. Wake up with the dried henna in my hand, some on my face and some on my bed lol it happens every year, its fun doing this no matter what time it takes. I love being so traditional on Eid. After drying the henna, I wash it with water, and it gives such a pure and natural color to my hands. I'm also sharing my hand's picture so that you can also see the color before and after the dried henna.

 Well, it is the most beautiful thing which has no side effects. You can use it for your weddings and other events. Have a nice day 💙




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