Black henna for tattoos Golecha, box of 12 cones

This type of henna is called "henna paint" or "quick henna." Unlike natural henna, which gradually develops over a day, temporary tattoos with this henna turn black immediately after application.

Golecha black henna for tattoos is already ready to use, no need to mix it with water. It is packaged in cones that are convenient for drawing. Drawing directly from the cone is easy! Cut the tip of the cone and squeeze the henna out, applying patterns (mehndi) to the body. To make the lines thinner, cut the tip as close to the edge as possible (0.5-1 millimeters from the edge). Conversely, to draw thick lines, cut a little further (2-3 or more millimeters from the edge).

But before starting to draw a tattoo, you need to prepare the skin by washing it with a scrub, or at least with soap.

Golecha black henna dries quickly. In 20-30 minutes, the dried film can be removed from the skin. If the drawing is painted too thick, it may dry up to 40 minutes.

After removing the dried film, poorly painted areas will become visible, as in the photo below:

Golecha black henna drawing

They can be corrected immediately, applying henna to these areas again. Here's what a temporary tattoo looks like after correction:

Golecha black henna drawing

After drawing, put a cap on the cone so that the henna does not leak.

To make the temporary henna tattoo last longer, you need to follow a few simple rules. Before water procedures, grease the tattoo with mehndi oil. When washing, do not rub intensively, try not to wash the tattoo area with soap. When wiping the drawing with a towel, do not rub, just blot to remove moisture.

Golecha black henna has undergone clinical testing and does not contain harmful chemical components. However, before use, it is recommended to perform a sensitivity test: apply a small amount of henna to the skin, wait for some time, and if there is no allergic reaction, you can use the henna.