Henna stains from clients! Thank you! I'd like to point out again that these are HENNA stains. I make my henna myself from scratch and I even supply to other local henna artists (if any of you see this post and would like to be tagged, please let me know). Swipe to the end for a list of my ingredients, none of which are allergens. Natural henna stains the skin red/brown only. How dark the stain becomes will depend on your skin chemistry and where on your body you decide to place the design, but it will always be red/brown. Henna is NOT black. If you see body art in ANY colour other than red/brown, it's definitely not henna. There are, however, fake henna products out there that actually do stain in the same colour as natural henna and they are WAY more popular than natural henna and are harmful. Don't be afraid to question your henna artists. "did you make this yourself?", "who is your supplier?", "what are the exact ingredients in your henna?" By the way, if you are told that the henna being put on you is from India or Pakistan, that DOES NOT mean it is natural henna. Those countries have a high demand for henna. As such, they are the largest exporters of fake henna. _______________________ #hennathreads #hennaisNOTblack #henna #jamaicanhenna #jahenna #hennaja #hennajamaica #jamaicanhennaartist #hennainjamaica #naturalhenna #hennastain #hennastainsonblackskin #hennaonblackpeople #hennastainsonblackpeople #hennastainonblackpeople #hennastainonblackskin #hennastainondarkskin #hennastainsondarkskin #darkhennastain #hennaonblackskin #darkskinhennastain (at Henna Threads) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2y1T7bgebN/?igshid=1k3y71ibemvfl
