Sole
Shine Temporary Tattoos in the Traditional Art of Mehndi Deena Drewes, Freehand Henna Artist St.
Paul ~ Minneapolis ~ MN |
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~ Henna Body Art Mehndi
is Hindi for Henna and describes the ancient cosmetic and
healing art where the dried leaves of the Henna plant are
crushed into a powder, made into a paste and applied to
the body to safely dye the skin. The resultant temporary
tattoo is reddish-brown* and will last from a few days to
several weeks, depending on where it is applied to the
body and skin type. The process is in no way painful or
harmful to the skin. In fact, Henna has been used
medicinally for ages for its cooling, soothing and
antibacterial properties. The art of Mehndi has a rich history
with its traditional and ritualistic use embraced by
cultures in India, Africa and the Middle East. For
example, a Hindu bridal Henna party may go on for as long
as a week! Whatever the use, it should always be
considered a meditation and spiritual practice at some
level… It is with
this reverence to the art of Mehndi that I practice my
own form of body adornment… I take pride in my art form, and do
every design freehand. I do not use stencils,
stickers or ink transfers. Embellish Yourself!
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Note to
concerned henna clients:
Lawsonia Inermis (henna plant) is not approved by the FDA for use as an instant tanning product, but it is approved for use in cosmetics.
Henna in its natural form has been used safely on the skin as a temporary coloring agent for over 5,000 years in many cultures and proves to be safe and non-toxic.
Sole Shine uses only product that contains FDA-approved
henna ingredients for cosmetic use. For info, please
contact me.