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Follow on Google News |  Natural henna tattoo paste Vs. black henna tattoo pasteVery few are aware of a similar & highly dangerous & harmful product-Black Henna. Black henna is made up of chemical (mainly PPD-para-phenylenediamine). It is very harmful & may leave lifelong side effects including blisters, open sores.
By: Henna Services Inc PASTE COLOR:-Natural Henna past is dark green or greenish brown in color while black henna paste is black. SMELL:- Natural henna has a strong odor while black henna has either chemical or no fragrance at all. TATTOO COLOR:-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), its a hint she/he is using black henna. TATTOO DESIGN:- Artist cannot make very fine & smooth design with black henna due to the paste composition while with natural henna is all about very minute, intricate & fine designs. HENNA CARE TIPS:- If the artist doesn't give you lots of instructions on how to take care & why is it 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. BEACHES:- Most of the artists (I am not saying all) uses black henna or a mixture of natural & black henna as the air is very moist near beaches & it makes it impossible to get a good stain. Is Henna safe on pregnant woman? YES! 100% Natural henna is completely safe & as a matter of fact pregnant woman are recommended to use henna on their belly as henna absorbs all the heat from the body & gives a cooling effect. Does Zainab uses Natural Henna? I use all natural 100% herbal henna imported from India. However people allergic to citric or any essential oils (which are natural too) should be careful as lemon & other essential oils are mixed to get a dark & longer lasting stain. Patients taking lithium pills should avoid henna. Author of this article is the leading henna tattoo designer & an active blogger serving greater Philadelphia & Tri-State area for years now. http://www.HennaServices.com Zaianb@HennaServices.com 312-363-9111 End
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