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Published: 2003-11-07 09:38:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 2605; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 82
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Henna, is a form of indian traditional body art where they apply some paste that leaves stains on the skin, this is done in many designs. From what i observe, only the women do it.Most designs of Henna are floral patterns.
My first few attempts at Photography
Comments much appreciated. Thankies
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It is also a common Arabic practice, especially as a bridal decoration. They use it to dye hair also. You can even find henna in the ingredients of your grocery store hairdye.
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awesome! 
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To make sure that you don't get black henna, one of the easiest things to do is check the ingredients. There shouldn't be any unfamiliar chemicals. If you can't read it (if it's in Arabic, Hindi, etc.) just don't get it. (It probably would be okay, though, especially if a picture shows the henna as a red/brown color and not black.)
Here's a good, informative site: [link]
Again, as for products [link] has really good stuff.
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im a guy but i find henna to be very beautiful...
the indian culture is very unique and interesting to me...
nice picture my the way...
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looks nice
i made my sis a hanna tottoo too and iΒ΄ll add the pic later so if u r interested take a look ^^
emmm...1 question whatΒ΄s the thing where the henna is in?
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Amazing! Beautiful work. What kind of paste is this? Do you have to wash the paste off after a while? How long did it take for you to design this hand?
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no the paste comes from the henna plant and the longer u leave it on the darker and it dries due to air and falls off and is used to die hair red and black i am dieing my hair with it as we speak
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very nice shot... could be clearer though... understandable that the hand doing the design is blur as it probably was moving... but the hand with the design could've been slightly clearer... or maybe the hand was moving too... but anyhows... a faster shutter speed? but nice shot... good idea and nice contrast of the red colours in it...
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Forgive me, but it was the second time i took the camera out to take stuff ahhaha
Will learn more from photographers like Pam, Ernie and you hahaha
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