Henna tattoo is one of the ancient practices of the people from the
Middle East Asian countries that was passed on from generation to
generation and evolved to today's modern genre of body painting and
artistic expression. People back then, especially the women wear
different designs. It was a tradition for weddings and festivities. When
celebrities like Madonna and Demi Moore started it, during the late
80's that it became so popular and then, later it became a fashion rage
not just in Great Britain and United States but all throughout the
world.
Before henna tattooing became so popular there were ink
tattoos or the permanent tattoos. It was common to teens and performers
like rock stars, actors, models and artists at that time somewhere in
the late 70's to early 80's. However, ink tattoos are permanent and
painful so, it takes a lot of courage to do have it. Are you ready to
take the risk and endure and process and accept the idea of a lifetime
self branding? If not, then you're not in.
As time moves on,
things change so is fashion and trends and that does not exclude
tattoos. Since ink tattoos are permanent, you will have to live with it
long after the designs after other designs are no longer fashionable and
because it was a fashion that time, people end up having too many
tattoos instead. Later, it was found out that there is health risk on
using ink for tattoos. It was then that henna tattoo came in and took
the place. Although, there are still people who would prefer to have ink
over henna. Well, everyone is entitled of their own opinion but, the
world knows the risk of ink tattoos and that henna tattoo is the best
alternative.
Henna tattoo has now become the fashion. Actress and
singers like Lindsay Lohan and Jessica Simpson just had their new
tattoos a couple of weeks ago along with famous stars like Britney
Spears, Pink, Lady Gaga, Shakira and even Angelina Jolie who is so into
ink tattoo now is into it as well. It was like a fashion accessory for
them that they wear to compliment their outfits and it indeed looks
good. Every time I open up and read an US and People's magazine, I
always see some celebrities displaying their new henna tattoo design. They loved it, from teens to adults and even older adults and kids as well.
What
makes henna way better than ink for tattoos is the fact that it is
safer. It is made from organic materials like menhdi leaves or much
known as henna, eucalyptus, lavender or olive oil, black coffee or tea
liquid. For natural henna there are no synthetics or chemicals added,
although like today people would want to have color variation so, they
add certain chemical components to alter the henna's color. However,
studies have proved that it can cause minor skin irritations for those
who may have certain allergies but other than that, it is safe.
Unlike
ink tattoos, henna is not injected. Naturally, there will be
no pain
and discomfort like ink where etching on the skin can be very painful
and excruciating. Since henna tattoo is made from organic materials so
it is relatively cheaper. No needles are used so there is no health risk
at all except minor irritation for a very few who may have allergies.
But what makes henna tattoo much preferred by many tattoo enthusiasts is
the fact that it is temporary. Henna paste leaves a stain of dark brown
or red orange on the skin. When the skin sheds off the dead skin cells
the hennaed skin wears off as well and fades away. Henna tattoo when
done properly may last for 4 to 6 weeks. Just enough time before another
henna tattoo design comes in or before it becomes unfashionable.
Title : Henna Tattoo Design - Today's Choice of Tattoo
Description : Henna tattoo is one of the ancient practices of the people from the Middle East Asian countries that was passed on from generation to gen...
Description : Henna tattoo is one of the ancient practices of the people from the Middle East Asian countries that was passed on from generation to gen...
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