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Today, mehndi is not limited to hands and feet. New trends include mehndi tattoos, minimalist designs for the fingers, and even body mehndi art. Many artists also blend traditional designs with contemporary patterns, like abstract art, to create bespoke looks.
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Finding the perfect mehndi design depends on your outfit, personal style, and the type of festival you're attending. Here are some ideas:
Simple Floral Patterns for Casual Events
If you're attending a low-key gathering, opt for minimal floral designs. They’re quick to apply and still look stunning.
Full-Hand Bridal-Inspired Designs
For grand celebrations, go for elaborate full-hand designs featuring peacocks, mandalas, and intricate motifs.
Glitter Mehndi for Glamorous Touch
Add glitter or colored henna to make your designs sparkle. This works well for evening events or parties.
To ensure your mehndi looks vibrant and lasts through the festival, follow these tips:
Prepare Your Skin
Clean your skin thoroughly and avoid applying lotion before the application.
Leave It On Longer
The longer the henna paste stays on your skin, the darker the stain. Aim for at least 6–8 hours.
Use Natural Remedies
Apply a mixture of lemon juice and sugar on the dried mehndi to enhance the color.
Avoid Water Immediately After
Once you remove the paste, avoid washing your hands for 24 hours to let the stain develop fully.