How to Differentiate Between 100% Natural Henna & Black Henna
Look at the color of the paste., Smell it., Look at the color of the tattoo., Look closely at the artist's designs., Find out how they want you to take care of the tattoo.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Look at the color of the paste.
Natural Henna paste is dark green or greenish brown in color while black henna paste is black. , Natural henna has a strong odor while black henna has neither chemical or no fragrance at all., Natural henna leaves orange color & start turning dark in 24-48 hrs but black henna leaves a black stain in no time.
If you see artists have black spots (instead or orange or brown), it's a hint she/he is using black henna., Artist cannot make very fine & smooth design with black henna due to the paste composition.
With natural henna, it can be very minute, intricate, & fine., If the artist doesn't give you lots of instructions on how to take care & why it's important to keep the tattoo away from moisture, it is a RED flag.
Natural henna needs lot of care to get dark color, but black henna leaves black stain without any care at all & moisture doesn't effect the stain either. -
Step 2: Smell it.
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Step 3: Look at the color of the tattoo.
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Step 4: Look closely at the artist's designs.
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Step 5: Find out how they want you to take care of the tattoo.
Detailed Guide
Natural Henna paste is dark green or greenish brown in color while black henna paste is black. , Natural henna has a strong odor while black henna has neither chemical or no fragrance at all., Natural henna leaves orange color & start turning dark in 24-48 hrs but black henna leaves a black stain in no time.
If you see artists have black spots (instead or orange or brown), it's a hint she/he is using black henna., Artist cannot make very fine & smooth design with black henna due to the paste composition.
With natural henna, it can be very minute, intricate, & fine., If the artist doesn't give you lots of instructions on how to take care & why it's important to keep the tattoo away from moisture, it is a RED flag.
Natural henna needs lot of care to get dark color, but black henna leaves black stain without any care at all & moisture doesn't effect the stain either.
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