“Green Henna”

Rajasthani Henna powder (the type of powder I use) is made from the leaves of the henna tree so naturally the powder is nice and green.

Some powders can be darker green or lighter. And when mixed with lemon juice the paste can look bright green as well. For water mixes the paste can look more greenish brown. Lighting also plays a factor into how green fresh paste looks.

In any case, this paste when applied on the skin still stains skin reddish brown despite the paste looking green. So this isn’t “green henna” per se. Also, When the paste dries on the skin it looks brown.

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[nasringafoor]

Henna is coming actually from a leaf. I'm from kerala (In india)
For us, we wear henna sometimes regularly on nails, and on hands for weddings and other special occasions. We have this plants in our home surrounding or gardens, we grow it. And ones it grows, we'll pluck the vine out when we want, and plucks the leaves from it, and then grind it with adding some water. It will be green as this!. Organic hennas are actually good and others are chemical, which gives color within little bit time after keeping henna on hands. I believe henna powders are grinded henna leaves without water!

[venikrishnan]

Henna is small leaf from a bush. In India we had it growing as a hedge. It cools your body.

[HandiDandi]

There’s 2 types of henna . The greener henna is for skin and henna designs, the browner henna has multi use . You can use it for hair and skin. I wouldn’t recommend using the green henna on your hair.

[donotdisturb]

It's so interesting watching u adding lemon juice into it, as a child I remember watching my elder sisters dabbing lemon dipped in sugar water onto their bridal mehendi.

[sajeethadeeksha]

I'm from தமிழ்நாடு and henna is actually a plant called marudhani...the colour comes from its leaf...I have that plant at my backyard ....we regularly put henna on our palms, feet and nails...they make our body cool...

[ilmarahman]

I had henna plants growing up and we would take the leaves whenever we needed so I don’t think it gets cultivated once a year. The leaves grow pretty fast.

[jessibledsoe]

I wish I could have henna done by you I love seeing all your work on bridal parties and they love your work which is more important lol you're an amazing artist

[ScubaSteve]

That’s my favorite color! I love green and this shade of green is my favorite it’s so pretty

[frtiie]

i'm gonna be so real, that henna looks SCRUMPTIOUS lmao

[Faye_Bakker]

For field day this year for my school they are doing henna tattoos so I’m getting them today. I’m very excited.

[dubloons-vwms]

I love how with time of working with henna your hands have stained from it, it’s gorgeous

[ChronicallyOnlineGlitter]

Why does it look delicious and edible to me? 😭

[ghostlysdecayingbraincells]

You could NOT trust me around that. I would eat it in the blink of an eye… it looks so tasty.

[prernadua]

Henna is used all over India in many cultures. Gujarat, punjab, Uttar pradesh. It is used to dye hair and to make temporary tattoo designs. It is a major part of pre wedding rituals in almost all cultures in India. Women also apply it to their hands for major religious festivals.

[KoiiAlberich]

when she was mixing it around, it looks sooo satisfying and it looks tasty!! i wonder if its edible?

[pernillepersille]

...wOW I love this - it's soooo beautiful 🧡🤎❤ I have dyed my hair Henna the last 25 years...😂😁
I believe my own hair is all white by now🤫😅 I love the way it varies from time to time...
Do you know that you can help control the color yourself by, for example adding coffee to get a deeper brownish color, red wine to draw the red color more forward or tea for a more orange effect - that way you can help to pull the color in the direction you want... 💗
I have never tried Henna tattoo - but it's on my wish list...🙋🏽‍♀️

[cHAOTICeXOTIC]

I had no idea it was from leaves? That's so cool!! Is it wrong to want to eat the henna, it looks so yummy and satisfying to eat

[devdattbhatt]

I love your channel and videos and mehndi designs ❤❤❤❤

[wolfblood]

I’ve had henna before at travel conventions at a museum though I don’t know much about it since they don’t explain anything. So this is so cool

[loveleen]

Not want to sound rude but henna is just one brands name this is called mehendi but foreigners gave it name of henna however now in English it do known as henna however as an Indian I want to hear mehendi instead of henna by the way love your videos❤❤