Mehndi is a paste made from the powdered, dried leaves of the henna plant (botanical name: Lawsonia Inermis), lemon juice, essential oils (eucalyptus, lavender, or tea tree are the most commonly used), water, and sugar.

Mehndi may not be best for you if you are allergic to any of these ingredients!

*Travel is waived if you are within 10 miles of me!

$1/mile for locations up to 75 miles from my location.

$1.50/mile for locations between 75-125 miles from my location.

$2/mile for locations 125-175 miles from my location.

*Flight, hotel, and transportation reimbursement is required for anything further or depending on the booking details!

Mehndi stains differently on everyone based on aftercare follow-through, body temperature, skin type, where on the body the design is located, and exposure to water/chemicals!

However, mehndi typically deepens over 2-3 days and then begins to fade gradually. The design typically fades completely over 1-3 weeks.

Mehndi aftercare is the most essential step in the process. Once the mehndi is applied, it is recommended that you leave it on for 6-8 hours (wrapping your design and sleeping with it is a great way to ensure the stain will deepen). Next, you will scrap off the mehndi with an oil of your choice (e.g., coconut, eucalyptus, etc) and then apply a thin layer of Vic’s Vapor Rub. Finally, avoid water and stay warm for at least 4-6 hours to ensure your deepest stain!

Anyone can get mehndi! There are no restrictions based on gender, age, or culture.

If you are allergic to any of the ingredients, I would not suggest getting mehndi done without first trying a small patch (if you wish to do so).

If you need to remove your stain faster, here are some ways that may help:

Exfoliate (e.g., salt + oil scrub, sugar + lemon scrub)

Washing Hands (frequently and with warm water)

Some areas of your body will be easier to remove the stain from (e.g, forearms), while other areas may be harder (e.g., palms)