Henna tattoos are extremely beautiful, there's no denying that, but what is it and where exactly did it come from? Let's take a look...
I am not my body, but I must take care of my body. My body is a car, my consciousness is the driver and life is the road. How my car looks on the outside will influence who looks at me, but as long as I fuel it & take care of it properly, as long as it runs well under the hood, lack of attention will never affect my ability to reach my desired location.
How To Take Care Of Your Henna Tattoo Once the dry henna paste has fallen or been scrapped off you will see an orange-yellow stain left on your skin. The stain will deepen into a richer reddish-brown tone over the next 48 hours. Henna looks different on everyone. Body chemistry, temperature and location on the body have a lot to do with how dark the stain will be. Drier skin on the hands and feet stains much darker than the softer skin on the upper arm or back. Henna stains are darkest during the first 7-10 days, then gradually fade....
