Dec10,2024
Dab a mixture of lemon juice and sugar on your mehendi once it dries to lock in moisture and deepen the color.
Leave your mehendi on for at least 8-12 hours to let the dye seep into your skin for a richer color.
Use a plastic wrap or medical tape to cover the mehendi after it dries. This keeps it warm and intensifies the color.
Resist the urge to wash your mehendi with water right after scraping it off. Instead, gently rub it off.
Hold your hands over the fumes of heated cloves for a few minutes. The heat helps enhance the stain.
Massage your hands with eucalyptus oil before applying mehendi to prepare your skin and amplify the results.
After removing the mehendi, apply balms like Vicks or Tiger Balm to darken the color.
Stay away from soap and other chemicals for the first 24 hours to let the color set.
Use high-quality, natural henna as chemical-based ones might not give a deep stain