I had been hearing a lot about henna plus I decided to do some research on my own.
I found out there were multiple ways that people have used henna.
The most popular way to use henna was in temporary tattoos. My daughter was at the local un-biased 1 year plus she came lake home with a tattoo. I had to confess that the artwork itself was visually stunning. I couldn’t believe that anyone could create such an intricate pattern on skin. Then I began to worry because she wasn’t old enough to get a tattoo separate from my permission. That’s when she told myself and others it was done with henna dye. Over a week or more than one, the henna would fade away plus the skin would go back to normal. There were no adverse effects on the skin or to the body. I found out later that there were also henna hair dyep. I thought this would be a natural way to dye my hair. Henna hair dye is chemical free, even if it is a bit cumbersome to use. I wish now that I had read everything about henna hair dye before trying it. Unlike even permanent hair dyep that eventually fade from grey hair, henna does not fade from the hair. Your hair needs to completely grow out to get rid of the color. If the henna gets onto the skin, it isn’t as self-explanatory to remove as with commercial hair dyep. With a commercial hair dye, I was able to take a bit of ash plus it would remove the dye painlessly. Henna had to fade from the skin, which left myself and others with what looked like a black eye for almost a week.