- Product details
- Description
- How to use
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Age:
18+
Brand: Kajal
Line: body art
Product Type: tattoo henna
Product Properties: coloration
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: natural
Country: India
Made in: India
Bio-tattoo Mehendi is one of the most popular ways to adorn the body with intricate patterns, a tradition that has remained popular in India for many centuries and has recently gained worldwide recognition. The creation of these elaborate designs involves henna, which is made from a herbal powder base. While Mehendi originally held more of a ritual significance, today it is appreciated for its aesthetic appeal.
For maximum convenience, specialists from the Indian brand Kajal have packaged the ready-to-use mixture in a cone. The dye is henna-based and contains a safe coloring pigment. The applied design lasts for 10-12 days, with the duration depending on skin type and care. It is essential to minimize exposure to water, creams, sweat, and friction, and to occasionally wipe it with vegetable oil.
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Prepare the skin by exfoliating and degreasing it first. Carefully trim the cone tip (the thinner the tip, the finer the lines will be). Conduct an allergy test beforehand. Apply the prepared paste to the inner bend of your elbow for 20 minutes, then rinse it off. If no reaction occurs within 2 hours, you can proceed with the application. Black henna becomes visible immediately after drying. Black henna is more liquid than natural brown henna. Make a small cut, apply in a thin layer to prevent lines from merging. You can create your own design or use a mehndi stencil. Squeeze the henna out by pressing the cone. Draw your design. About 30-40 minutes after application, gently remove the thin film formed by the henna on the design surface using your fingernail or an orange stick, and you're done!
I liked the henna. It has the right consistency, applies well, and gives a nice color. We'll see how it lasts over time.
I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone. It smells strongly of acetone!
The product has a very unpleasant smell and it keeps transferring to other parts of the body, even after several days.
I was really disappointed to receive such a poor-quality product. I've been doing mehndi for three years and have always used the Kaveri brand. However, since I couldn't find it in stores or online, I decided to try this brand's henna. The color was dull and barely noticeable, and while working, some kind of brown syrup leaked out when I applied pressure. I spent three hours on it and ended up with nothing.
I ordered this henna in the "brown organic" shade and I'm very pleased with it! It's genuine natural henna without any artificial dyes. This means it applies well (by the way, the nozzle on mine doesn't get clogged), dries in solid chunks, and the color develops gradually from light red to brown. The staying power is impressive.
Before this, I tried Golecha brown henna, but it clearly contained artificial dyes and fell short compared to the natural one—it didn't have the right color, it smudged, and it didn't last as long.
The henna applies nicely, but the cone frequently gets clogged, indicating there are lumps in the paste. This can be quite problematic when drawing designs, as it requires considerable effort to squeeze the lumps out of the cone.