A. Yes, it is 100% Safe, Pure &, Chemical free.

A. Place a small amount of Organic Henna Paste on your palm and leave it for 10 minutes. The mark achieved should be bright orange.

A. You should apply Organic Henna Cone 48 hours prior to your event. Because, it's a magical process and takes hours in stain development.

A. No, please don't! As the Oil/lotion does not allow the henna to bind to the skin. So, wash & dry off your hands and feet thoroughly before applying henna.

A. Aftercare Sealant Spray helps to avoid flaking of dried henna and also improves stain results. Moreover, it will stick on longer without crumbling away.

A. Here are the two methods of steaming to dry your henna paste.Put few cloves and water in a pan to darken the henna stain. Take steam for around 40 seconds, pause, and then again steam for 40 seconds; don't overdo it for more than 5 minutes. OR Simply roast a few cloves on a frying pan/flat pan and run your hands over the clove smoke.

A. Any henna that gives instant color have some added chemicals, if you choose red chemical henna or black chemical dye henna choose on your responsibility its not suitable for sensitive skin people I am not responsible if you get any reaction.

A. During winters, cover your henna design with paper tissue and seal it with packing tape.

A. Keep your henna paste on skin as long as possible, preferably overnight or 8-10 hours for best result.

A. Nope, please avoid washing your henna with water as it prevents henna stain from getting/turning dark. Instead, apply Aftercare Oil & gently scrap off your henna paste with fingernails/credit card to remove stickiness.

A. No, don't! Avoid direct water contact to the fresh stain until 3-4 hours after paste removal. As, oxidation process takes place especially in the first 24 hours post-removal. So, avoid water contact as much as possible to let the stain be matured fully.

A. Henna Aftercare Oil helps in the stain development and also creates a barrier between skin and water.

A. Fresh Henna Stain will be orange and then it will transform into a mature dark maroon over 24-36 hours..

A. It stays for about 7-12 days and then starts fading.

A. No, never. Avoid waxing/ manicure/pedicure before henna application. Get all these things done a day prior to henna application.

A. Yes, it does. Unlike Chemical Henna Cone, Organic Henna Stain may also vary from skin to skin depending on the body temperature & body circulation. A good body circulation & warm blood guarantees dark henna stain. As, the longer the henna paste is left on the skin/ warmer or stays unwashed, the darker the stain will be.

A. Please make sure to freeze your Magical Organic Henna Cone right after you receive them. Only take them out half hour prior to henna application. Otherwise, cover the tip of the cones with pin or tape & put them back in the freezer after every use. Because, these are chemical free cones, so they shouldn't be kept at room temperature.

A. You can easily use Magical Organic Henna Cone up to 4-5 months, if stored properly.

A. Henna is a coloring agent or dye extracted from the plant Lawsonia inermis. Natural henna consists of a tannin dye, lawsone, which produces a red-orange color when applied. Natural henna is low in causing allergic reactions. However, some cases reported redness and swelling with the henna application. Henna has been used to create a temporary tattoo because the stains don’t go deep into the skin. Also, there isn’t a risk of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or hepatitis infection. Henna has been traditionally used for body decorating in Islamic and Hindu cultures.

A. The henna stain would last anywhere between a few days to weeks, depending on the area where you are applying and the number of times you expose the area to water. The color then fades away gradually.

For example:

o If you apply it on the back of the hands or tops of the feet, the color will last nearly 2 weeks but will fade away if you wash your hands a lot.

o If you apply it on the forehead, cheeks, noses, lips, ears, scalps, and necks, the stain will last a few days to a week.

o If you use it on the shoulder, chest, back, buttock, back, belly, and upper arm, the stain will last for 7-10 days.

o If you apply it on thighs, lower legs, and lower arms, the stains will last 10 days to 2 weeks.

The stains wouldn’t last long if you:

o Are elderly

o Swim frequently

o Exfoliate regularly

A. Henna stains fade away completely within a few days or weeks. If you wish to remove the stains, you should:

For example:

o Exfoliate with a scrub.

o Use antibacterial soap and warm water.

o Soak your hands in salt water.

A. Applying Chemical Black And Red henna should not be encouraged in the following population:

o People with hypersensitivity.

o People with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency (a condition causing red blood cells to break down in response to certain medication, infections, or other stresses)

o Children.

o Pregnant women.

o Previous allergy to henna.

A. There is insufficient evidence about henna being useful in the following condition:

o Hair color.

o Hair dyes.

o Dye for textiles.

It is not advised to ingest henna for its purported effects on gut health.

A. In Australia , the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved its use in hair dyes only. FDA has not approved any direct application of henna to the skin. As henna isn’t regulated in Australia, there are chances of adulterating henna with coal-tar dye, such as p-phenylenediamine (PPD), to make black henna. There have been various reports about PPD causing allergic reactions in people. Hence, it is advisable not to apply black, blue, or colored chemical henna on your skin because it can have adverse effects.