Download tutorial henna (Mehndi) complete APK latest version Free for Android
| Version | 1.0 |
| Update | 5 years ago |
| Size | 9.69 MB (10,157,018 bytes) |
| Developer | Edutika |
| Category | Apps, Beauty |
| Package Name | com.henna.edutika |
| OS | 2.3.3 and up |
tutorial henna (Mehndi) complete APPLICATION description
how to draw henna (Mehndi) style tutorial
Henna is the oldest plant name used as cosmetics.
Very safe to use. Rarely causes problems. If in doubt because of having sensitive skin, it's good to consult a doctor and try it in a small quantity. Natural natural henna is usually safe because it contains no chemical dyes or other harmful additives.
Mehndi is the art of decorating the body with Henna.
Mehndi blended from a leaf of a plant called Henna or Lawsonia Inermis.
The word Henna comes from Arabic for Lawsonia Inermis plant which is pronounced as Hinna. The exact origin of mehndi is hard to say because this art has been nearly 5000 years old. Some historians say that the Moguls brought mehndi to India but other historians say that the origin of mehndi is Indian, while others say that the origin of mehndi is the Middle East or North Africa.
Henna can be used on the body by making a beautiful pattern and design.
Henna is also known for its healing and therapeutic properties. Since ancient times, henna used to nourish the hair to be more shiny, serves as a hair conditioner and good for the scalp.
After Mehndi / Henna is threshed / released, orange-yellow will remain in the skin, this color will darken (oxidize) to reddish-brown within 48 hours.
The final color will depend on the chemical properties in the user's skin / body,
darker color obtained if placed in hands and feet krn thick skin, while on the back of the hand / foot or arm, or other body parts where the skin is thinner, the color will be younger.
Natural natural henna will never make red, maroon, purple, blue, black or other colors.
Henna colored skins other than reddish-brown (reddish brown) must contain chemicals that are harmful to health and skin.
Local name:
(Java), nail girlfriend (Madura), ineng (Sumatra), gaca (Sumatra), ngatu (Kalimantan), laka wood (Menado), tilangge nails (Gorontalo), paci (Bugis) leaf laka (Maluku), jai flowers (Halmahera), pacah (Bali), pacah (Nusa Tenggara).
Very safe to use. Rarely causes problems. If in doubt because of having sensitive skin, it's good to consult a doctor and try it in a small quantity. Natural natural henna is usually safe because it contains no chemical dyes or other harmful additives.
Mehndi is the art of decorating the body with Henna.
Mehndi blended from a leaf of a plant called Henna or Lawsonia Inermis.
The word Henna comes from Arabic for Lawsonia Inermis plant which is pronounced as Hinna. The exact origin of mehndi is hard to say because this art has been nearly 5000 years old. Some historians say that the Moguls brought mehndi to India but other historians say that the origin of mehndi is Indian, while others say that the origin of mehndi is the Middle East or North Africa.
Henna can be used on the body by making a beautiful pattern and design.
Henna is also known for its healing and therapeutic properties. Since ancient times, henna used to nourish the hair to be more shiny, serves as a hair conditioner and good for the scalp.
After Mehndi / Henna is threshed / released, orange-yellow will remain in the skin, this color will darken (oxidize) to reddish-brown within 48 hours.
The final color will depend on the chemical properties in the user's skin / body,
darker color obtained if placed in hands and feet krn thick skin, while on the back of the hand / foot or arm, or other body parts where the skin is thinner, the color will be younger.
Natural natural henna will never make red, maroon, purple, blue, black or other colors.
Henna colored skins other than reddish-brown (reddish brown) must contain chemicals that are harmful to health and skin.
Local name:
(Java), nail girlfriend (Madura), ineng (Sumatra), gaca (Sumatra), ngatu (Kalimantan), laka wood (Menado), tilangge nails (Gorontalo), paci (Bugis) leaf laka (Maluku), jai flowers (Halmahera), pacah (Bali), pacah (Nusa Tenggara).
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