The Henna always looks absolutely beautiful on anyone wearing it. A common trend amongst the Muslim, Hindu and Jewish culture, we just simply love them.

Applying henna is a sign of luck and it is usually used to denote a happy occasion like weddings, Diwali, Eid and various other occasions.                                 Do you love the Henna but do not know how to apply it by yourself? Well,here is how. What You Need: The Henna Cone(ask in local markets) 1. Get A White Eyeliner And Draw A Design On Your Hand: You won't need the whites eyeliner if you are good at free styling but for someone who is doing it for the first time, it is very necessary. With the eyeliner, draw any design you can think of on your hand or use the design instructions in step 2. Continue On Page 2 2. Know The Major Design Patterns:
Making Small Designs:  Straight lines – make straight lines parallel to each other. Dots – this is the basic design. Practice making dots smaller and cleaner. Comma's - To make the comma's first make a dot without lifting the cone/liner off your hand, draw the curve and then lift it away. Stamen – To make the stamen, first make a dot then keep the pressure downwards and lift cone to make a pointed end. Hearts – Make one Stamen first. Then make a dot beside it, joining the two ends as you finish it. Big Circle – Start from central point as a dot then keep applying henna spirally until you have made it big enough. Continue On Page 3 3. Use The Henna Cone:
After you have used the white eyeliner to make your desired and beautiful art on your hand. Take the cone filled with henna and draw over the white eyeliner design that you drew on your hand. Use the white eyeliner as your guide. Squeeze gently, do not apply much force when you are squeezing because the henna mixture is in liquid form. Continue On Page 4 4. Leave the Henna for Some Hours:
The longer the henne stays on your hand the better it will look. So you should leave the henna on your hand for  some hours before rinsing the henna mixture off your hand With water. Continue On Page 5 5. Flaunt It:
Now you are done with inscribing the henna on your hand, enjoy the designs that will last for about 1-2 weeks before it gradually fades away. Photos: Instagram/#Henna Pages: 1 2 3 4 5