Are you infatuated with henna simple designs? I know I am. The delicate and intricate lines with the impressive reddish brown hue are beautiful. And better yet, they're temporary, making it possible to try different designs and patterns later.
This technique of body art is a tradition that symbolizes beauty and has been passed down for centuries by the women who practice it. There are even references in the bible.
Henna designs can be found today in India, Sudan, and Pakistan.
But the use of henna simple designs is no longer isolated to a few countries. It has gained popularity in the West and is widely recognized and accepted as a form of expression.
You can now find celebrities like Prince and Madonna displaying their elaborate body art.
The easiest way to create henna simple designs is to do it yourself. The leaves of the henna plant are dried and then ground into a powder, the powder is then mixed with a liquid like hot water, eucalyptus oil, or clove oil, and made into a paste. The paste is put into a cone or applicator bottle, which is then used to apply the paste to the skin. The longer the design or pattern is allowed to dry, the darker the stain will be.
Traditionally henna simple designs were only applied to the hands and feet of the brides the night before their wedding. Now it can be found on body parts that are visible. Some popular spots are the back, stomach, shoulders, forehead, neck, and arms in addition to the hands and feet.
