Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a range of Henna & Sari Draping services.  Our services include Bridal Henna, Guest Henna, Party Henna, Event Henna, Bridal & Guest Sari/Lehnga Draping, Chunni pinning & Jewelry Setting. (Glam coming soon!)

Yes! We use organic Rajastani henna powder and make our henna fresh for each event. 

Absolutely! We are happy to work with you to create a custom Henna package that meets your specific needs and budget.

Our pricing varies depending on the type of service you require and the length of time needed. Please contact us for a personalized quote.

Yes! Our team of artists are available for worldwide travel.  Please contact us for a personalized quote.

No. Henna is never black. Any henna claiming to be black henna has been adultered and may contain chemicals such as ppd. These chemicals may cause burns and scarring. Please stay safe and never use chemical henna. 

Yes! We have a team of 3-5 (or more if needed!) artists ready to service your next event! *based on availability

Henna Aftercare is just as important as the design and application. Good aftercare yields beautiful results while not caring for your Henna means a light and quick to fade stain. 

Please follow the steps below for the best stain possible: 

🌸 Protect your stain from getting smeared

Allow paste to dry complete

🌸 Apply sealant if available 

🌸 Let paste sit on skin for 4-8 hours 

The longer the better! 

🌸 After 8 hours, scrape off the dry paste 

You may pick it off or use a straight edge to scrape it off. Use coconut oil to remove the stubburn bits. Wipe dry with a paper towel 

🌸 Avoid water for 24-48 hours 

🌸 Before bathing apply coconut oil and avoid exfoliating the area 

Note: DO NOT WRAP YOUR HENNA’D HANDS AND FEET WITH ANY FORM OF PLASTIC - NO SARAN WRAP, NO PLASTIC BAGS, NO GLOVES- YOUR HENNA WILL SMEAR. 

Henna will be orange at first and will darken over the next 24 hours. Natural henna has a reddish or brownish stain. Results vary based on your body chemistry and how well you care for your henna. Hands and feet stain best while other parts of the body may be faint.