White Henna Design

Henna comes from Latin for Lawsonia Inermis plant

Of course you are familiar with mehndi or mehendi art, which is art that uses henna or henna or leaf of girlfriend. There is a lot of art produced from henna, such as hand henna or hand gown, bridal henna, henna feet, henna palms and other henna carvings. The word Henna is derived from the Latin for Lawsonia Inermis plant spoken by the Arabs as Hinna.

The exact origin of mehndi is hard to say because this art has been nearly 5000 years old. Some historians say that the Moguls brought mehndi to India but other historians say that the origin of mehndi is Indian, while others say that the origin of mehndi is the Middle East or North Africa. Henna is the oldest plant name used as cosmetics. Very safe to use.

Rarely causes problems. If in doubt because it has sensitive skin, it's good to consult a doctor and try it in small quantities. For example by applying a little henna on the back of the neck or under the arm, because the skin in the area is classified as the most sensitive areas. Natural Henna is usually safe because it contains no chemical synthetic dyes or other harmful additives.

Henna is usually used by the bride to beautify herself on the wedding day. As the times progressed, design inspirations and henna variants also became more diverse. If usually the henna that we know is the henna is red, orange or black, this time there is a super beautiful white henna. Although white, this henna is even said to give an amazing impression.

White henna is a trend of henna today. Many prospective brides who choose dihenna use white henna compared with henna in general. But not a few of those who know what it is actually white henna. Many people think that white henna is the result of a special blend coming from a leaf that can leave a white mark on the skin after use. But the assumption is wrong