Henna Night- Original Writing

Henna Night - The original work finally appears. As the cold wind blew strongly, all the obstacles were thrown at once. Tall trees sway in the left and right, bare places have gold, brown and red leaves. Leaf wrinkles attracted attention of Nadia. She was surprised by the red leaves and made plans for a future art project. Nadia, a 16-year-old, participated for the first time in Henna function.

Henna - Leaves were harvested from bushes Lawsonia inermis. Henna produces a brown color, which tends to turn reddish orange on protein fiber. Dyes are from dried leaves and pulverized leaves. Henna bonds well with protein and is therefore used to dye the skin (mendy), hair, nails, leather, silk and wool. For cellulose fibers, henna dyes are yellowish green. Indigo (Natural) - Natural Indigo Powder is an extract prepared from Indigofera tinctoria and grown for this purpose. Indigo is a legendary raw material of colorful blues that produces various shades and is the most successful dye factory ever. Indigo grows all over the world, but it will prosper in hot, sunny and humid places. Indigo is able to offer nearly pure blue clear blue from the light sky to the dark navy. Our Indigo is from a farm in southern India and is very dense (about 50% indigo). It decreases beautifully in the indigo tank

Henna is derived from shrub Lawsonia Inermis, commonly called natural dyes, and is used to dye hair on hands and feet, and to design henna tattoos. Now, as time goes by, the way you apply it will change. Previously, henna and temporary tattoos were painted with hands and brushes, but simple and complex henna tattoos were common. However, today we can easily check some new technologies. Henacone is one example. Today, Henacone, which is very common in the market, has proven to be a smart way, and it greatly helps the expertise of the designer. These cones better control the manipulator while improving efficiency while drawing out a temporary tattoo design. While these Henacone guarantees accurate and skilled work, complicated designs and complex lines have become common and simple stories