by Khadija | Mar 2, 2017 | Free Henna Body Art Tattoo Designs, Free Henna Resources, Henna and Jagua Body Art Tattoos |
In this easy hands on video watch how you can create $5 henna designs in under 1 minute each. Make your henna season absolutely amazing and productive making the money you work so hard to earn. Shop with us online or download our free design ebooks at:...
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by Khadija | Feb 24, 2017 | Free Henna Resources, Henna and Jagua Body Art Tattoos, Wedding Henna Services |
Finally released! My new and updated 2017 henna BAQ pro recipe. Very easy to make and my henna secrets will be revealed. Get gorgeous rich red henna What you’ll need: bowl (glass or stainless steel) spatula or spoon optional, stick blender or KitchenAid mixer sugar (of your choice such as fructose or molasses) distilled water lemon juice Supreme Blend henna powder Red Raj Bliss Blend essential oil This recipe can be mixed by hand so don’t worry too much if you don’t have a KitchenAid mixer. Some people even use stick blenders.Just have fun experimenting and taking tips from each artist to create your own unique methods and recipe. Need supplies? We got you covered at...
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by Khadija | Feb 10, 2017 | Free Henna Resources, Henna and Jagua Body Art Tattoos, Learn How to Henna: Classes &Trainings |
You may have heard about how bad black henna is. That it’s full of chemicals and can scar your skin for life. It’s true. There are black henna cones and products on the market that can badly blister your skin. Before I started doing henna professionally, I went to a somalian wedding in Toronto. They recommended I get henna done as several other ladies were. So I decided to get my feet done for the wedding. Before I headed to the home of the henna artist they told me I had to go and buy some black henna dye which was really in fact black hair dye, Bigen. I had no idea how harmful this would be. My feet got henna’ed and they looked perfect. When my henna started to fade I began to notice raised, bumpy skin that I thought was athlete’s foot. Then the puffy skinstarted to resemble the henna design I’d had done, but how so? I had the henna done weeks ago? Could this really be an allergic reaction? Yes! It was an allergic reaction. I was lucky I wasn’t scarred for life. I was one of the lucky ones that my skin returned back to normal. That was definitely the last time I would ever get black henna. What I learned was that all allergic reactions don’t necessarily happen right away. It can happen even weeks later or it can develop over time. The good news is that we now have a natural alternative to chemically based black henna. By replacing the liquids you usually use in your henna body art recipe with jagua...
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by Khadija | Feb 9, 2017 | Caring For Your Hair: The Henna Way, Free Henna Resources, Henna for Hair, Sale at Henna Sooq |
Henna Kisses Celebrate the #HennaLove Stay tuned for our latest promotion set to start tomorrow. We’re so excited! All of your favorite Henna Sooq products for your hair. Now caring for the health and wellness of your hair is even easier then ever. Our Vision: “Through a simple henna plant bring beauty, passion and wellness to every person.”...
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