Do not wash your hands at all with soap or soapy water for a few hours.
Allow henna to dry in natural air, do not use dryer or fan.
Mehandi Tips: Mehndi made in hands works to enhance beauty. The darker the black, the brighter the design. However, many women are worried about why the henna on their hands or feet does not deepen, while they make every effort. Actually, we unknowingly do some such work due to which it does not get deep on the palm. In such a situation, their design also does not look good and the mehndi remains faded. Here we are telling you what are the reasons for this. If you know the reason for their not deepening, then you will be careful in future and the color of mehndi will be good.
Do not do these mistakes after applying henna
Washing with soap
When the henna dries, do not wash your hands with soap or soapy water after removing them. By doing this, the color of your mehndi may fade and the design may also get spoiled.
Avoid waxing or shaving
Do not shave or wax your hands after applying henna. If you have to do all this, then do it first and only then put expensive things on your hands. Actually, by doing this, the upper layer of your skin comes off due to which the color of mehndi fades.
Stay away from water
Do not wash your hands immediately after removing henna. Protect hands from water for at least six hours. If possible, take bath only after 12 hours of applying henna. The better way for this is to apply henna at night.
Excessive use of lemon sugar
If you use more than the mixture of sugar and lemon to deepen the color, then the color of mehndi will turn dark brown. That's why it would be better if you use it in small quantities.
Use of dryer
If you are using a blow dryer to dry the mehndi of your hands and feet quickly, then the color of mehndi will not become darker. This can melt your henna and spoil the design of henna.
(Disclaimer: The information and information given in this article are based on general beliefs. Newztezz Online does not confirm these. Before implementing them, contact the concerned expert.)
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