Best and easy way to apply mehndi for begginiers

   

 

                                                    Mehndi Class

         Mehndi Plays very important roal in every women's life.But most o Ladies doesn't know How to apply it on our plam.But don't worry its very easy and exciting . irst o all make a cone by reading "HOW TO MAKE A CONE" IN THIS BLOG  & then Watch this video and do like this and your mehndi is completed. Its easy na :) hmmmm so go on.....

                   

Contest Winner

       AND THE WINNER IS......... 

 Mrs.ARCHANA AGARWAL  

SURAT (GUJRAT)

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Here's the Entry of Mrs.Archana Agarwal :-

1.How much sugar should be taken to prepare 4 cones ?
Ans. 1/2 spoon of sugar is taken for 4 cones.


2.How many many designs photos are there in Bangle style Pattern? 
Ans. 8 Design photos are their in Bangle style pattern.

3.How many types of styles are there in this Blog?
Ans. 13 styles.

4.On what occasion we use to apply Mehndi ?
Ans. Mehndi is applied in India during special  Hindu weddings and  Hindu festivals like Karva Chauth, Vat Purnima, Diwali, Bhai Dooj ,Rakshabandhan,Gangore and Teej. 
 
5.What is the significance of Mehndi/heena?
Ans.The actual significance is other than adding a dash of colour to the hands and feet, the henna leaves have immense medicinal and healing powers. Weddings, undeniably a period of stress and tension, create a lot of stress. Applying of mehndi on the hands and feet helps in keeping the nerve-endings cool, which in turn keeps the stress at bay. Mehndi also acts as an antiseptic agent; thus, keeping the bride free from viral diseases, cuts and bruises around the wedding. Application of mehndi also improves blood circulation. Thus, the practice of applying mehndi was to keep the bride-to-be hale and hearty.    
6.Kindly send the photo of your's having heena design on it.

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How to Apply Heena Design

Applying the Henna

1. Wash the skin with soap and water. Apply some rubbing alcohol with a cotton ball if the skin is particularly oily.
2. Position the tip of your plastic henna cone over the skin. 
   • Apply gentle pressure with your thumb to the top of the cone, just beneath the rubber band, to dispense the henna through the tip of the cone.
    
   • If the henna does not dispense easily, you can clip the tip of the cone with fingernail clippers to enlarge the opening. Just remember to make very small cuts so that you don't overdo it.
    
   
3. Create your design. You can create your own original design or look at books or online templates for inspiration. 
   • The hands and feet will stain darker than other parts of the body because the skin on the extremities is thicker.
    
   • The neck and face do not tend to stain well because the skin there is naturally thin and oily.
    
   
4. Allow the design to dry. The henna should not look wet or oily, but it shouldn't be so dry that it starts to crack.
    
5. Spray the completed design with 1 light coat of Sugar and lemon This gel made at home .And can be apply by help of cotton,and let it dry.
   
   
6. Allow it to dry. Let it to be dry normaly.
7. Spray a second light coat of gel onto the henna. When the gel has dried,u can apply second coat of gel.
8. Keep the design overnight or for at least 12 hours.
9. Unwrap the design. Apply a coat of wax lip balm, coconut oil or olive oil to the design.
10. Remove the excess dried henna flakes with a mild soap and water solution. Gently blot the stained design with a soft cloth so that you don't shorten the life of the design.

Beauty with Heena/Mehndi

                                 

                                                      Beauty with Heena/Mehndi

Henna has been used in hair dyes, cosmetic products, hair products and for making temporary tattoos.
It is used to preserve cloth and leather. Since ancient times henna has been used to dye wool, silk as well as leather.
Henna also repels some insects and mildew. Place henna flowers between folds of woolen cloth to keep moths away.
Henna flowers are used to make perfume.
It is a wonderful conditioner for hair, makes it thick, shiny and more manageable. It restores the natural acid-alkaline balance of the scalp. Being a natural cleanser it does not alter the chemical structure of the hair.

Benefits Of Henna in Health

Henna has laxative, expectorant, diuretic, tonic, anthelmintic, anti toxic, anti bacterial, antiviral and anti fungal properties.
It promotes hair growth, relieves bronchitis, asthma, Traditionally henna has been used to treat burns blisters and other skin conditions, headache and migraine, jaundice, amoebic dysentery, stomach and intestinal ulcers, enlarged spleen and even cancer. Henna acts as a good sunscreen,
It is also applied to treat dandruff, fungal infections, eczema and wounds etc.

Some Natural homemade tips With Henna or Mehndi

• Mouth ulcer

Soak 50 grams henna powder in 500 ml water. Strain and swish this water around in the mouth for relief.

Alternately, some leaves of henna can also be chewed.

• Boils

Boil some henna powder in water and wash the boils with this water.

• Burning of the soles of the feet

Apply henna on the soles.

• Gum Disease

Boil henna leaves in water. Strain and swish this water around in the mouth.

• Cracks, Cuts, Wounds, Injuries

Apply henna paste on the affected area.

• Dyeing Hair

Take 50 grams henna powder, 1/2 tsp coffee powder and 25 grams amla powder. Mix these in milk and apply on the head. This will give a golden color to the hair.

• Prickly Heat

Apply henna paste on area of the back, neck etc affected by prickly heat. It relieves burning and itching immediately.

• Cooling The Body/ Relieving Body Heat

Apply henna paste on the palms and soles. It benefits those with high blood pressure. Henna relieves body heat, induces a feeling of coolness, keeps the mind and head cool and calm.

• Fatigue

Sportsmen can benefit by an application of henna paste on the soles of the feet to get relief from fatigue and keep the body cool as well.

• Baldness

Mix henna in mustard oil and apply.

Henna treats warts, herpes, relieves pains. acts like a sedative,

The juice of the leaves is good for treating hydrophobia.

Extract of the herb is good to treat epilepsy and neuropathy.

Henna oil can be used to treat leprosy, headaches, skin disorders, arthritic and rheumatic pains.

Mix henna flowers with warm wax and rose oil to relieve pain.

Apply henna paste to fingernails to make them strong.

About Black Henna or Kali Mehndi

The black henna that is available in the market is not natural henna. It is obtained from the indigo plant and also contains the chemical para phenylenediamine or PPD. Sometimes these are added to henna to produce black henna.
Black henna is extremely dangerous to health since it is a transdermal toxin and a potential carcinogen apart from the fact that it causes allergy in many of those who use black henna.
Getting a black henna tattoo makes the hair sensitive to hair dyes and other chemicals and if a person has had a black henna tattoo and follows it up later with a chemical hair dye, it could even cause a life threatening allergic reaction.

 Precautions While using Henna/Mehndi

• Henna is safe normally when used externally on hair and skin. Allergic reactions like inflammation of skin and respiratory problems are rare if pure henna is used.
• It is considered unsafe for oral consumption.
• Henna reacts with Lithium and slows down its excretion. If you are talikg lithium supplementation please note.
• Do not use henna in children under 12 years and those with glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency as it can cause bursting of the red blood cells even when applied on the skin.
• Pregnant women should not take it orally as it might lead to miscarriage. Nursing mothers should also avoid it.

Medicinal Value of Mehndi

                                             Mehndi/Heena as Medicine

                                   

                             Mehndi or Henna is greatly known for its medicinal values. Its medicinal values have proved that it is used as a natural dye and a cooling agent during summer season. Also mehndi holds a great significance in Indian culture. Any special occasions like weddings or festivals have this beautifully adorned Mehndi to enhance the importance of the event. Some medicinal values of mehndi are here : 

• Mehndi's medicinal value can help in controlling hair loss. Put henna leaves in mustard oil and boil it for 10 minutes, apply it on your hair this will promote hair growth.

• Henna seeds are useful during dysentery. Powder these seeds and mix it with ghee, make small balls that of beetle nuts size and take it along with water. 

• Mehndi's medicinal values have proved that the stem of the plant is good for treating jaundice and liver disorders. Make a decoction by boiling the scrape of the stem in water and drinking it for two times a day can treat these disorders. 

• During sore throat henna leaves decoction is used for gargling. 

• Mehndi's medicinal values are effective on treating prickly heat. Ground henna leaves with water and apply it on the affected areas. Leave it for 10 minutes and while you take bath wash it off in luke warm water.

• Henna leaves are used for treating skin disorders like boils and burns. 

• Henna flower is used to treat headache. Make a plaster out of henna flower by mixing it with vinegar and apply it on your forehead. 

Headache Remedy

 
     In addition to the relaxing and cooling properties of the henna seeds, anise seeds are also a good antispasmodic.

1 tablespoon (15 gm) henna seeds, outer shells cracked and inner seeds ground
1 tablespoon (15 gm) black anise (Pimpinella anisum) seeds, crushed Boiled, cooled water or apple cider vinegar
1 gauze compress

1. Using a mortar and pestle, pound and grind together the henna and black anise seeds. Add just enough water or vinegar to make a paste.

2. Spread the paste onto a gauze compress. Apply the compress to the head, lay down to rest for 15 to 30 minutes. 

Irritated skin balm

    Lawsome may be the ingredient in henna that serves as an antiseptic, bactericide, and fungicide. This remedy will not stain the skin.

2-3 tablespoon (10-15 gm) neutral, uncoloured henna powder
4-5 ounces (130 ml) apple cider vinegar, warmed

1. Mix henna powder with warm vinegar to form a paste. 

2. Apply as a dressing directly to the affected area of skin.

 Scalp Treatment
     
 To increase hair growth and reduce hair loss.

1 tablespon (15 ml) henna flower oil
1 tablespon (15 ml) jojoba extract
1 tablespon (15 ml) calendula infused oil
½ tablespoon (2.5 ml) carrot seed oil
2 drops essential oil of clove bud
4 drops of essential oil of rosemary
5 drops East Indian essential oil of patchouli
2 drops essential oil of cedarwood

1. In a 2-to-3-ounce (60-95 ml) opaque bottle, combine henna, jojoba, calendula, and carrot seed oils. Add essential oils and shake to mix. Label and date. 

2. If desired, warm the bottle of oil in a warn water bath before using. Massage a few drops into scalp before bedtime. Apply two or three times a week.

Nail- conditioning 

Treatment Here's an easy, low-cost routine. Remove existing nail polish a day or two before the treatment. Remember to stir the paste each time.

½ cup (130 ml) boiled spring -or distilled water, cooled to warm
½ teaspoon (2.5 g) uncolored, neutral henna powder
1 teaspoon (5 ml) plain organic yogurt (optional)
2-3 drops eucalyptus oil (optional)

1. In a plastic or glass bowl, mix neutral henna and water to form a paste. Store leftover mixture in a sealed container in refrigerator for 2-3 days only. 

2. Using a chopstick or flat-edged toothpick, globe the henna paste on each of your clean, dry nails and cuticles. Keep the paste for 10 minutes. If you have time, put both hands in a plastic bag and cover with a towel for as long as possible. 

3. Rinse your fingers in lukewarm water and towel-dry. Gently buff the nails with a chamois nail buffer. Then coat your nails with deep, penetrating avocado, almond, or calendula oil.

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Shaded Mehndi Style

In This style we use to do filling by shading the part . it looks so beautiful.