You can create
different effects over henna by using "stage makeup", regular
cosmetics, and by making your own safe temporary pastes. These
cosmetic effects are are water resistant but will wash off with a good
scrubbing. They do not stain the skin! These are very
popular with Gujerati brides and other women who want temporary body
art that will match their clothing.
Black-Brown Shaded Mehandi This is done first in natural henna, then embellished with black and white waterproof cosmetics. Geru Mehandi This is first done in natural henna, then embellished with: Black, copper and gold waterproof cosmetics Black, copper and gold cosmetic powders mixed into sugar/rice paste or spiking gel Hiramoti Mehandi This is first done in natural henna, then embellished with: White, colored and pearlescent waterproof cosmetics White, colored, and pearlescent cosmetic powders mixed with sugar/rice paste or spiking gel Jewels attached with bindi glue, eyelash adhesive or liquid latex How can you do these beatiful techniques yourself? Go here! TapDancing Lizard
publishes Dipti
Desai's new henna books
featuring her designs and photographs of her beautiful work! Can't find what you're looking for? Try: The Henna Page Main Index http://www.hennapage.com/henna/mainindex.html *"Henna,
the
Joyous Body Art"
the Encyclopedia of Henna Catherine Cartwright-Jones c 2000 registered with the US Library of Congress TXu 952-968 |