henna
The henna tree belongs to the perennial species of perennial and evergreen annuals, which live for three to ten years. Their branches are many, side and branching, green in color, but turn to brown when they mature. Their leaves are simple and oval, The flowers are small and have a distinctive aroma, and they have nucleotides extended in clusters, and the fruits contain a group of seeds, and henna are two types: the first is white flowers, and the second is the flowers of violet, and other types Henna Baghdadiya, Shami and others.
Ways to remove Henna from the hands
- Cream of liquefaction: Helps remove henna inscriptions from your hands immediately and very quickly, the best material here is Bleach, where it is placed on the hands and let it dry well, and wash when it becomes powder.
- Beeking Soda and Lemon: Mix a quantity of baking soda with an appropriate amount of lemon; to form a paste, put it on your hands so that it leaves until it completely dry, and then wash with an appropriate amount of cold water.
- toothpaste: It contains a wide range of ingredients that help to remove the painted and engraved henna residues, and is simply used to put a quantity of it on the hands, and rub them with good fingers to disappear completely.
- Hand Lotion: Which helps to remove all plant pigments, including henna. Regular soap may reduce the color of henna, but the lotion is more effective as it removes all its effects.
- Olive oil and salt: This method is ideal for getting rid of henna, whether it is embossed, tattooed or painted; it helps to moisturize the hands and thus get rid of dry hands, bring a quantity of salt and mix with olive oil, and put the mixture on the hands and leave for ten minutes, and then wash more From time to time, for good results, this recipe should be repeated several times over several days to remove henna permanently.
- sea salt: If mixed with warm water, put the hands in the solution and leave them for at least ten minutes, but here also recommended moisturizing cream to avoid dehydration.
- Swimming: Chlorine in the pond water helps to reduce henna and gradually remove it. When henna is placed, it is never recommended to swim unless you want to get rid of it immediately.