How to Remove Your Henna Paste. Many of my clients are first time receivers of henna. The questions I receive most are "how long does it last", "does it hurt", and "how do I take it off". Well, here is a video demonstration for the latter. I will most likely create a sign for the other two 😘. . Step one: Remove the larger chunks of paste by peeling them off. Step two: Remove the fine lines by rubbing and picking them off. If you have had a sugar sealant sprayed on your design, it is helpful to use a natural oil, such as coconut, almond, jojoba, etc.. Rub it over the henna paste to help neutralize the sticky sensation. Step three: Follow up with some henna aftercare balm, body butter, or more natural oil. Step four: Honor the earth and the henna plant itself by returning it. Real henna is made with ingredients that all come directly from earth. It has no chemicals and is perfectly safe for your grass and dirt. Though you may want to keep it out of foot traffic due to staining purposes 😉. . #wishcraftdesigns #wishcrafthenna #sanantoniohenna #hennasanantonio #henna #thingstodoinsanantonio #howtovideos #hennahowto #hennapastetutorial #hennapaste #perfecthennapaste #honortheearth #hennaaftercare #hennafaqs #hennaforbeginners #hennavirgins (at Wishcraft Designs, LLC)