Henna is a type of dye, from the Egyptian privet or henna tree. The name henna is also used to refer to a form of temporary body art based on staining with those dyes. It has been used to dye skin, hair, and fingernails – as well as fabrics – since the Ancient Egyptian times. Henna tattoos are often applied during religious celebrations – such as weddings and holy days.
Henna Tattoos are amazing artworks. A Henna tattoo is a non-permanent body artwork or layout that is done using henna paste. Henna tattoos generally take about two weeks to darken and have a maximum stay of about two weeks. Following this duration, they finally begin fading away.
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