exclusive design stencils

What you need 

• Henna paste: You can make your own or purchase pre-made henna cones.

• Henna stencils: These are adhesive stickers designed for body art.

• Coconut oil: For moisturizing and extending the life of your henna design.

• Paper towels: For cleaning up excess henna.

1. Prepare the Stencil:

• Cut the stencil to your desired size if necessary.

• Peel off the backing to expose the adhesive side of the stencil.

2. Apply the Stencil:

• Firmly press the stencil onto clean, dry skin where you want the design. Ensure it adheres well to avoid any gaps

3. Fill in the Stencil:

• Remove the needle tip from the henna cone and fill in the stencil with a thin layer of henna paste. Use a spatula or the cone itself to spread the paste evenly.

• For a richer color, apply a thicker layer of henna (about 0.5-1mm thick).

4. Let it Dry:

• Keep the area still for at least 20 minutes while the henna dries. For a darker stain, leave the paste on for 2 to 8 hours, wrapping the area in cling wrap to prevent it from rubbing off.
  
  
  

  
  

5. Remove the Stencil:

• Once the henna has dried and reached a crackly state, carefully peel off the stencil. Use coconut oil and a paper towel to remove any excess henna paste from your skin.

6. Aftercare:

• Avoid water on the henna design for the first few hours to allow the color to set. Continue to apply cour aftercare balm & aftercare oil to keep the area moisturized and extend the life of your henna tattoo.

Tips for Best Results

• Use Pure Henna: Always opt for 100% pure henna powder to avoid skin irritation and achieve the best color.
  
  
• Patch Test: If you have sensitive skin, perform a patch test before applying henna to larger areas.
  
  
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• Design Variations: Feel free to remix the stencil designs by cutting and rearranging parts to create unique patterns.
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  By following these steps, you can easily create stunning henna designs using stencils, making the process enjoyable and accessible for everyone!