Natural henna finds its purpose in many forms. It is actively used to improve hair, color it, and it also becomes a means for temporary tattoos, called "mehendi". For the implementation of unique drawings, you can use ordinary henna powder, or you can use advanced developments that provide convenience to any master. Henna Golecha is a bright representative of innovations in henna drawing.

Mehendi are very popular today and, probably, everyone has ever wondered if these procedures are dangerous for the skin. So, natural henna is a powder, obtained by grinding the leaves of lavsonia, which grows in the warm lands of Iran, Egypt, India and Morocco.

The beauties of the East and mehendi are drawn, filling them with symbols. Natural henna is sold in ordinary bags in the form of a dry powder, as well as in the form of a ready-made pasty substance. The latter is designed specifically for tattoos. Healthy oils are often added to purchased mixtures.

Henna Golecha is a product originally from the state of Rajasthan, which is located in sunny India. Packaging can be:

• tuba;
• soft cone.

Both varieties have a protective cap or cap, which prevents the open mixture from drying out. The composition of the paste contains natural substances:

• lavsonia leaves;
• lemon juice;
• aloe vera oil;
• eucalyptus oil;
• water.

Such a composition pleases specialists, because experts in bio-tattoo know firsthand that dilution of henna with water cannot fully reveal the dye.

Oils, on the other hand, react with substances, allowing the coloring pigment to be reflected on the skin with great effect.

The presence of water here is also understandable, since diluting the mixture with pure oils will create a potent concentrated mixture that can cause allergies. Lemon juice is another essential ingredient in a professional blend.

An interesting feature of henna is its wide color palette. In the assortment you can see black, silver, white, gold, brown, orange, blue, red, green, burgundy varieties. With the help of such a variety, it is easy to implement the most striking patterns.

However, do not forget that natural powder can have an exclusively reddish-brown hue, turning into dark brown or reddish depending on the concentration. Therefore, it is safe to say that Golecha uses artificial dyes in its production.

The manufacturer does not indicate the full composition on the package. However, experts involved in checking all ready-made mixtures of “colored” henna pay attention to the presence of paraphenylenediamine in almost every one of them. This chemical can cause allergies on sensitive skin and even disfigure it with a burn. This, however, may not happen, however, hoping for a chance in relation to your skin is not very reasonable. Other data speak of colored henna as acrylic hypoallergenic glitter, that is, a mixture of henna and paint that cannot be absorbed into the skin, and therefore the effect of its use is transient.

The use of a ready-made mixture facilitates the application of drawings. Before starting work, it is necessary to open the cap at the tube or cut off the tip of the cone with scissors, stepping back the minimum distance, because the lines should turn out to be thin.

The correct technique for a persistent pattern includes:

• thorough peeling of the body area where the mehendi is planned;
• degreasing with alcohol;
• a sketch of a drawing with a pen on the skin (if you have skills, you can skip this item;
• drawing the selected image;
• the minimum soaking period is 40 minutes;
• removal of the dried crust of the mixture;
• applying natural oil to the skin.

You can get acquainted with the technique of applying henna drawing by watching the following video.

After the bio-tattoo procedure, the surface is protected from water for a day. The maximum color saturation of the pattern from Golecha "Fast Color" henna can be seen on the 3rd day.

Reviews about the product are numerous, which means it is popular. Using henna is easy, and it is actively used by beginners. According to users, the paste fits well on the skin and dries quickly. Professionals do not consider the product to be real henna, calling it chemical and dangerous. Committed to the health of their customers, they prefer to dilute the powder themselves using proven natural oils and additives.

Golecha henna testing - in the next video.