Henna, also known as Mehndi, is a dye that is made from the powdered leaves of the henna plant. It is commonly used to create intricate, temporary designs on the skin. The practice of using henna for body art dates back to ancient times in many cultures, particularly in India, Pakistan, and the Middle East.

Henna is usually applied to the skin using a cone-shaped applicator, creating intricate designs that can range from simple shapes to intricate patterns. The paste is left on the skin for several hours to allow the dye to penetrate the skin and create a stain. Once the paste is removed, the design will continue to darken over the next few days, and then gradually fade over the course of one to three weeks, depending on the person's skin type and the quality of the henna used.

Henna is also used for hair dye, as it can produce a reddish-brown color when applied to hair. It is a natural alternative to chemical hair dyes and is often used for its conditioning properties as well.

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