what is henna tattoo

Henna tattooing is a form of temporary body decoration that is similar in appearance to a tattoo, but it is not permanent like a tattoo. Henna is a natural dye that is made from the henna plant and offers a reddish-brown dye when applied to the skin or hair. Henna tattoos have become very popular in recent years because they are fast, easy, painless, affordable, and temporary. Henna tattoos can last from 12 days to a couple of months, depending on the quality of the henna and how well it is taken care of. Henna tattooing does not involve skin penetration, and it is not considered tattooing. Henna tattoos are often used to celebrate special occasions such as weddings and birthdays. Henna designs are not tattoos, and they are not permanent as ink pierces the skin, while henna is a temporary dye that sits on the skins surface. Henna tattoos can be applied on almost any part of the body, and the design of the henna tattoo differs depending on which part of the world it is being used. Henna tattoos can have symbolic meanings, and they are traditional in East Asia, where ladies apply “mehndi” on special occasions as a sign of happiness and celebration.