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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typically 7–14 days depending on skin type, placement, and aftercare. Areas with thicker skin like palms stain darker and fade slower. Avoid exfoliation, chlorinated pools, and frequent washing to extend the life of your henna design.
Yes when using pure, natural henna without chemical additives. We perform a patch test before application for clients with sensitive skin or a history of allergies. If any irritation occurs, we will discontinue service and recommend alternatives.
Absolutely. Our artists collaborate with you to create bespoke motifs—traditional, modern, or fusion. Bring inspiration photos or describe your vision; we’ll sketch options and adjust size, placement, and complexity to suit your preferences and event needs.
Keep the paste on for 4–8 hours, avoid water contact during setting, and gently scrape off dried henna. Apply a light oil like coconut or olive to protect the stain. Avoid heavy scrubbing, exfoliants, and chlorinated water for longer-lasting color.
Fresh henna paste can transfer and stain fabrics while wet. Use protective coverings, avoid tight clothing around the design, and sleep with a towel under the area until the paste is removed to prevent accidental staining.
Henna fades naturally; removal is difficult. You can slightly accelerate fading with exfoliation, oil massage, saltwater soaks, or gentle bleaching, but these may irritate skin. We recommend patience or consulting our artists for safe methods rather than harsh treatments.
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