How to Do Henna & Mehndi Art
Learn all about Mehndi -- the ancient Indian art of applying henna dye to hands and feet as a temporary decoration -- in these Howcast videos.
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Mehndi Art: How to Mix Henna
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Mehndi Art: How to Use Essential Oils
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Mehndi Art: How to Apply Gems, Gilding, and Glitter Pastes to Henna Designs
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw a Flower with Henna and Create Shading in Henna Designs
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Mehndi Aftercare: How to Remove the Paste and Make Henna Designs Last
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Mehndi Art: Bridal Henna Designs
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Mehndi Aftercare: How to Protect the Paste and Wrap the Henna Design
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Mehndi Art: How to Avoid Poisonous Black "Henna"
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Mehndi Art: The Basics of Moroccan Henna Design
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Mehndi Art: The Basics of Indian Henna Designs
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw an 8-Pointed Star Henna Design
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw a Peacock Henna Design
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw a Paisley Henna Design
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw Vines, Buds, and Leaves with Henna
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Mehndi Art: How to Draw a Few Basic Elements of Popular Henna Designs
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Mehndi Art: How to Roll a Henna Cone and Fill a Jacquard Bottle
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Mehndi Art: Tools You Need to Apply Henna
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Mehndi Art: How to Strain Henna Paste
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Mehndi: Where to Buy Henna
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Mehndi Art: What's the Difference between Henna and a Tattoo?
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What Is the Difference between Mehndi and Henna?
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How to Do Henna & Mehndi Art with Lisa Butterworth
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Lisa
Kenzi (aka Lisa Butterworth) traces her passion for henna to the time she spent living and working in Morocco. A self-taught professional henna artist, Kenzi also offers private consultations and teaches the art of henna in workshops throughout New York City. Kenzi is the author, along with Nic Tharpa Cartier, of the first ever book on Moroccan henna, "Moor: A Henna Atlas of Morocco" and is currently lecturing across the country and around the world on the subject of Moroccan henna.
