The Arabic style of mehndi is very diverse, but the term is often used to describe floral designs, designs that leave some open space, or designs that don’t have motifs such as peacocks or faces, etc…
The designs shown here represent a range of styles mostly influenced by the popular designs in the Persian Gulf today.
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Arabic Mehndi Designs are most popular in asian country but in asian country like india and pakistan people wanted to have a arabic mehndi designs and patterns on there hand the reason is very simple.
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It’s a New Bridal Mehndi Designs in dark color. This Arabic Bridal Mehndi design has beautiful floral design and leaf designs which.
These are very thick and smooth in its designs. Bridal decorate their parts of body by applying this categories of mehndi it is simple but most beautiful. It covers the fingers, hands, arms and feet using the thick style that leave dark color. There is a pattern scratch is created by thin out line and mid empty area is covered through filling by the different shades of shiner that mostly used bride on their wedding.
From adoring the hands of dulhan tattoos are also being used to make attractive. This tend is less in detailed but very eye-catching views. Glitter colors are also used to enhance the beauty of images. These are the most popular designs among the various kinds of mehndi patterns.
Intricate patterns of mehndi are typically applied to brides before wedding ceremonies. The bridegroom is also painted in some parts of India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh and Sudan. In Rajasthan (north-west India), the grooms are given designs that are often as elaborate as those for brides. In Assam, apart from marriage, it is broadly used by unmarried women during Rongali bihu (there’s no restrictions to the married ones).
The use of henna and mehndi by Prophet Muhammad ensured its place in history and its popularity and acceptance among Muslims. In Arabic speaking countries such as Morocco, and some other countries in Central Asia, it is applied on any special occasion. It is done during the seventh month of pregnancy, after having the baby, weddings
Nowadays, cones and jacquard bottles are the most popular method to apply henna paste or Mehndi. But the most favorite tool among the users is a cone made of rolled plastic, similar to a cake decorating tube, with a tiny hole at the end. With the help of cone one can make incredibly fine lines and detailed designs. Mehndi also comes ready-made in tubes; these containers provide an easy method method of mehndi application, but often henna in these forms will lack a smooth consistency, and most professional artists avoid ready-made pastes because it is impossible to discern ingredients added.
A third simpler but more wasteful method of applying mehndi is to put a stencil that is hand-shaped over the hand and spreading the henna paste over the entire stencil. The extra tools in mehndi application include fine needles and toothpicks, which can be essential in fixing lines or lifting and moving a line, or picking up stray mehndi, and thin sewing pins that are useful to unclog the hole in the mehndi cone.
The Steps To Apply Mehndi
Henna is a beautiful, traditional way to experiment with body art without permanently marking your skin. Henna body art, or mehndi, is actually just designs drawn on the skin with henna paste made from dried ground henna leaves and other gentle, natural ingredients. While the best henna tattoos are done by experienced professional mehndi artists, you can do it at home.
Pour the contents of your bag of henna powder into a ceramic bowl. Always use high quality, body art grade henna (see Resources below).Add 1 tsp. of sugar to the henna powder and mix in. The sugar helps the henna stick to skin, so that it will stay on longer without cracking, producing a deeper color. It also makes the henna paste smoother and easier to work with.Add just enough lemon juice to get a brownie batter consistency. You could also use vinegar, wine or any other citrus juice. The sour liquid releases the plant dyes in the henna.
Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let the paste sit until dye release is achieved. You’ll know the dye has been released when the surface of the paste turns brownish (as opposed to the original greenish color when you started).Add your “terp.” Terpines are hydrocarbon solvents that release and darken the henna. Tea Tree, Cajeput and Ravensara are the most common terp choices. Aromatherapy grade oils are safest for the skin.Re-cover the henna paste and refrigerate until ready to use (or freeze if you won’t be using it within a few days).
Prep the Henna Paste
Strain your henna paste to remove lumps by placing a nylon stocking over a cup and spooning the henna mixture into it.Pull the stocking out of the cup and put the toe-end, full of the henna paste, into a carrot bag.Gripping the bag tightly with one hand, pull on the end of the stocking with the other hand so that the henna is squeezed out.Pull the stocking out and the henna should be inside the carrot bag, smooth and ready to use.Snip off the end of the carrot bag and squeeze the paste through the bag into a 1 ounce applicator bottle (see Resources below to purchase applicator bottles made especially for henna application).
1) Apply a good quality bleach cream (which we apply on our face and body) on your hands or wherever the Mehndi (Henna) has been applied. Once bleach gets dried, rub it with both hands. this process will fade yoru Mehndi to a great extent.
2) Washing your hands with soap 10-12 times will also help Menhdi fade away quickly.
3) Soak your hands in warm water and after some time, rub your hands and your Mehndi should go off.
4) Apply toothpaste on your Mehndi and let it dry. Once dried, rub your hands against each other to fade off yoru Mehndi.
5) If you love swimming, take a dip in the pool. The chlorine in the swimming pool water helps Mehndi to fade away faster.
6) Make a paste of baking soda powder mixed with lemon. Apply on your hands to remove the Mehndi colour. However, this paste can make your hands dry and rough.
