Henna is about Body Art, Celebrations of FUN and a love for LIFE

• Temporary Tattoos: 
• Applied as a paste to the skin to create intricate, temporary designs that last one to two weeks.
• Cultural Rituals:  
• Henna - (known as mehndi) carry deep cultural, spiritual, and symbolic meanings. Rooted in traditions across South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, they are applied during celebrations like weddings and festivals to represent joy, beauty, good fortune, and protection against negative energy.
• Ancient Egypt: 
• The earliest recorded use of henna dates back roughly 4,000 years to ancient Egypt, where it was used for body art, dyeing hair and textiles, and spiritual burial rites