Neha Natural Henna Mehandi Cones Temporary Tattoo Set of 12

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Neha Henna Mehndi Cone Natural Herbal
Neha  henna Cone is a wide range of premium Natural Henna Paste Cone with a natural Nilgiri Oil base. This mehandi cone is making using premium grade mehandi leaves is our own farm of (sojat) Rajasthan. Henna mehndi cones are amongst most popular method of henna paste application. These henna mehndi cones are made of hygienically packed in flexible plastic wrappers with a tiny hole at the end. And cone shape is very sophisticated and easy to catch, our henna cone used every gender people. This is organic henna cone so better for small children. One cone can decorate up to ten hands in simple way, however very detailed work will cover two hands. Cones are designed to be held in different ways like a cake-decorating tube or like a pencil. These cones ensure easy method of henna paste application. To make these cones, rectangular stiff flexible plastic is taken. These flexible plastic cones are durable, easy to apply and perfect for carving fine details. Once the cone is formed, it is filled with fresh henna paste and then sealed with adhesive tape.
Make Temporary Tattoo & Beautiful Body Art ..
=> Natural Henna Paste Cone
=> Ready to Use Cone Packing
=> 25 Gm Each Cone
Wash the skin with soap and water.
Apply some rubbing alcohol with a cotton ball if the skin is particularly oily.
Position the tip of your plastic henna cone over the skin.
Apply gentle pressure with your thumb to the top of the cone, just beneath the rubber band, to dispense
the henna through the tip of the cone.
If the henna does not dispense easily, you can clip the tip of the cone with fingernail clippers to enlarge the opening. Just remember to make very small cuts so that you don't overdo it.
Create your design.
You can create your own original design or look at books or online templates for inspiration.
The hands and feet will stain darker than other parts of the body because the skin on the extremities is thicker.
The neck and face do not tend to stain well because the skin there is naturally thin and oily.
Allow the design to dry.
The henna should not look wet or oily, but it shouldn't be so dry that it starts to crack.