Here are three little henna tattoos for the back of the hand. Each girl chose a pattern style from one of the many pattern books on hand.. and then said "something like this"... the best way to ensure that you get a henna tattoo that fits your budget & your style.
Henna tattoos start at $15 each and go up in price from there. So.. it is important to give a bit of thought to where to put your tattoo, as well, what to wear to show it off, particularly if you are getting henna on the foot, belly or lower back! There are lots of tips in the blog to help you pick a good pattern!
Spirit Vision Henna is open most Saturdays at 1055 Park Street ( The Midnight Sun ) in Jacksonville, Florida. We are also available for parties, bridal showers, birthdays and corporate events in the greater Jacksonville area. Please feel welcome to give us a call. We have plenty of the 2009 crop of Jamila henna powder, so you are sure to get fine lines & great color.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Simple Henna Tattoo for the Feet
When coming for a henna tattoo on the foot, please be sure to wear sandals that leave enough room to fit the kind of tattoo you want.
This photo is a good example of a sandal that leaves enough room to place a small henna tattoo that flatters the foot as well as the toes.
Luckily, the little peacock design also is flattering to the golden sandal my client chose to wear. When getting a tattoo on the foot, it is important to leave the sandal on, so that I am sure not to draw your design too close to the shoe.. that way the henna will not rub off with wear.
If you want a tattoo that covers more of the top of the foot, then a little slide on shoe, or mule might be a better choice. This henna tattoo cost $15 dollars and took about 15 minutes from start to dry time. Stop by The Midnight Sun this Saturday between 11:00 Am & 5:00 PM for your henna tattoo. We will be leaving early this Saturday!
This photo is a good example of a sandal that leaves enough room to place a small henna tattoo that flatters the foot as well as the toes.
Luckily, the little peacock design also is flattering to the golden sandal my client chose to wear. When getting a tattoo on the foot, it is important to leave the sandal on, so that I am sure not to draw your design too close to the shoe.. that way the henna will not rub off with wear.
If you want a tattoo that covers more of the top of the foot, then a little slide on shoe, or mule might be a better choice. This henna tattoo cost $15 dollars and took about 15 minutes from start to dry time. Stop by The Midnight Sun this Saturday between 11:00 Am & 5:00 PM for your henna tattoo. We will be leaving early this Saturday!
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
2009 Jamila Henna Powder - shopping cart fixed
The shopping cart button on my site is now repaired to show that you are purchasing the 2009 Harvest of Jamila henna when you click the button. The correct price of $8.75 per 100 gram box also shows correctly now. The shipping is still free by First Class Mail in the USA.
Also, the Henna Tea packet shopping cart button is repaired and there is a fresh supply on hand should you choose to order a packet. The tea comes with a recipe for both tea & paste.
Thanks so much to my new customer for pointing this out!
Namaste
Also, the Henna Tea packet shopping cart button is repaired and there is a fresh supply on hand should you choose to order a packet. The tea comes with a recipe for both tea & paste.
Thanks so much to my new customer for pointing this out!
Namaste
Monday, July 13, 2009
Henna Tattoo Design for the Back of the Hand.
This is an example of the kinds of henna tattoo you can order at The Midnight Sun, 1055 Park Street, Jacksonville, Florida, 32204. Artists are almost always available on Saturdays, and appointments are helpful.
The is a "chef's choice" style, which means the customer decides how much she want to spend, and the style of henna she likes. The henna artist then creates a unique pattern, base on traditional designs, to fit your taste & your budget.
This particular henna cost $20 and was drawn to include the clients jewelry in the pattern. You can see that there is a good bit of negative space in the design, which I think makes it visually very attractive.
This pattern was also drawn with the wetter paste, so the henna did take a bit longer to dry on the skin. We used 2009 Jamila Henna, fresh off the plane for this tattoo. We'll see if we get a photo of the finished color.
The is a "chef's choice" style, which means the customer decides how much she want to spend, and the style of henna she likes. The henna artist then creates a unique pattern, base on traditional designs, to fit your taste & your budget.
This particular henna cost $20 and was drawn to include the clients jewelry in the pattern. You can see that there is a good bit of negative space in the design, which I think makes it visually very attractive.
This pattern was also drawn with the wetter paste, so the henna did take a bit longer to dry on the skin. We used 2009 Jamila Henna, fresh off the plane for this tattoo. We'll see if we get a photo of the finished color.
Henna Pattern for Back of Hand
Here is a photo of a traditional henna tattoo design taken from a book of patterns I bought about 5 years ago. My client really like the stupa decoration at the wrist, as well as the full hand pattern and intricate design.
This pattern took about 35 minutes to apply. The henna paste I am using this year is a bit wetter than pastes I have used in the past, so the henna flows freely from the cone and takes a bit longer to dry. This slower dry time results in a better finished color, although it does require that you are careful with your tattoo about 15 minutes longer than last year's paste.
This pattern took about 35 minutes to apply. The henna paste I am using this year is a bit wetter than pastes I have used in the past, so the henna flows freely from the cone and takes a bit longer to dry. This slower dry time results in a better finished color, although it does require that you are careful with your tattoo about 15 minutes longer than last year's paste.
Thursday, July 9, 2009
2009 Harvest of Jamila Henna Powder is Here
The 2009 Harvest of Jamila Henna powder arrived yesterday! Just click the link to purchase your fresh off the plane box of super sift henna.
I have 100 gram boxes for sale, $8.75 each with free shipping by Mail in the USA. If you live outside the US, please send a note to get an updated shipping total.
Some artists buy several boxes when the henna is fresh, leave one out for daily use & freeze the rest for later. The henna comes in a sealed foil pouch in a lovely box, film wrapped, so every measure is taken to be sure you get the freshest henna possible.
If you are new to henna tattoo, a free recipe is posted on my site, and of course there are lots of henna tips & tricks on the blog.
Wishing you joy!!
Ann George
I have 100 gram boxes for sale, $8.75 each with free shipping by Mail in the USA. If you live outside the US, please send a note to get an updated shipping total.
Some artists buy several boxes when the henna is fresh, leave one out for daily use & freeze the rest for later. The henna comes in a sealed foil pouch in a lovely box, film wrapped, so every measure is taken to be sure you get the freshest henna possible.
If you are new to henna tattoo, a free recipe is posted on my site, and of course there are lots of henna tips & tricks on the blog.
Wishing you joy!!
Ann George
Full Palm Henna Tattoo - paste on & paste off
This is a photo on an original henna tattoo design for the full palm. The pattern started and the wrist and was worked down onto the palm and finally the fingers.
This henna tattoo was done with a fairly wet paste, so there was plenty of time for the henna to be absorbed into the skin. This wet paste yielded a good finished color as you will see below.
Here is a photo of the henna tattoo with the paste off the skin. As you can see (click the photo for a larger view) the henna stains different parts of the hand different shades of red to reddish brown.
This henna paste has only been off the skin for 24 hours, so it will take another 24 hours for the final color to show up.
Many people want to know how long a henna tattoo will last. Spirit Vision Henna uses fine, natural ingredients with no chemical additives. The paste is made to give the darkest color possible, but aftercare is really important to getting a long lasting stain.
If you will leave the paste on the skin (first photo) for at least 6 hours, and if you will keep olive oil on the design (apply at least twice a day) and you are able to stay out of water for at least 12 hours after the paste is off the skin, then you will get the best color.
The FAQ page will address many common questions about henna tattoo. Of course, you are also welcome to call or email for more information.
This henna tattoo was done with a fairly wet paste, so there was plenty of time for the henna to be absorbed into the skin. This wet paste yielded a good finished color as you will see below.
Here is a photo of the henna tattoo with the paste off the skin. As you can see (click the photo for a larger view) the henna stains different parts of the hand different shades of red to reddish brown.
This henna paste has only been off the skin for 24 hours, so it will take another 24 hours for the final color to show up.
Many people want to know how long a henna tattoo will last. Spirit Vision Henna uses fine, natural ingredients with no chemical additives. The paste is made to give the darkest color possible, but aftercare is really important to getting a long lasting stain.
If you will leave the paste on the skin (first photo) for at least 6 hours, and if you will keep olive oil on the design (apply at least twice a day) and you are able to stay out of water for at least 12 hours after the paste is off the skin, then you will get the best color.
The FAQ page will address many common questions about henna tattoo. Of course, you are also welcome to call or email for more information.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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