Henna Tattooing & Body Art: Free Online Tips for Applying Henna

hey i like all that stuff you do with heanna. i been trying to work with some henna but it comes out really light like a yellowish color. the first time i used henna i only added a little bit of sugar and lime. the package on the henna says dark brown. how can i make henna darker?

Why do you give it all away us artists need to make a living and you are just spoon feeding
them

omg people like alarshie said it was an arab thing first then the indians got hold of it

omg 76,458 videos :O

loool racist

Arabs were the first to use henna as it is in the culture of Muslims.Then the Persians brought the henna into India where Islamic culture was so strong.

'arabic' design is the definition used in India for non -figurative and lace-like henna as opposed to Indian traditional style, that also has peackocks, fruits, gods or even people depicted etc., there is also Indo-arabic henna, that mixes both styles. It's the name of the style and not a regional definition...

not only arabs or indian we use also hena its also our culture

:P ... i wonder if we would be able to see any henna .. on a black lady ... cause some of the dark complexion ladies in india also are unable to get the henna patterns to show up clearly...

well true but henna started from india then it spread out but anyways i think ppl know how to hold the henna cone anway so u shud have focused on zooming on the designs knowing we can get them anywhere on the net

Henna is used in Indian and in Arab countries so there are going to be indian and arab patterns.

This vid is not what I was expecting for an "expert"... ¬¬U

ok...first of all, henna is not "arabic" it is Indian!!! get it rite!...not to be rude...but i love the designs

can i first drw a picture?? and with what!

can i first draw a picture?? and how

no need to be rude. I don't think it was supposed to provide you with designs, which are easy enough to find online, but to educate on the characteristics of arabic style.

you can look up henna patterns in your library. their are tons in books. some show simple patterns and others are complex. ive found plenty on the internet, including the best pastes to use adn the best way to preserve the henna design on your skin. just look around. :D

what the hell u cant even see the designs

those designs looked nice but not clear enought, maybe zooming into them mor would help.

I would be interested in ancient Arabic henna art. Any ideas where to see those designs?