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• Henna - A Helpful Solution to Self-Harm

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Henna Tips (more)
Let`s Get Tiny!
Best Places for Henna and Color of the Stains
Pre-Care For Your Skin to Get The Most Out of Your Henna
Henna (more)
Henna - A Helpful Solution to Self-Harm
Keep PPD Out of Consumer Hands
Festival Henna and Traditional Henna
Jagua (more)
Permanent Tattoo vs. Jagua Tattoo
Why get a Jagua tattoo?
Jagua Overview
Events (more)
Mehndi Madness at the Gorge
Share a Special Moment
July Upcoming Events
Your Questions Answered (more)
OSHA Standards in Covid Environment
Stop Using Glitter!
Something Fun To Do!
Videos (more)
How to Fill a Cone
New 'How to Mix Henna'
How to Make a Heat Sealed Cone

Is it important to wrap my henna after it's done drying?
 
You don't have to wrap your henna but some people like to.  If I'm going to wrap my henna it's because I don't want it to crumble off where I am, like in bed.  I only wrap in toilet paper, paper towels or an ace bandage.  Then I tape the paper or put a sock over it.  If you wrap it with plastic wrap and it's hot outside or you sweat when you sleep, it can slide or smudge the design, giving you a fuzzy or messy look.  If you put enough sugar in your henna it wont fall off easily and wrapping isn't necessary.