Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Henna Tattoo.

Henna develops over 24–48 hours and typically lasts up to two weeks. Longevity depends on skin type, placement, and aftercare; areas with frequent washing or friction will fade faster.

Natural henna is generally considered safe, but we recommend consulting your healthcare provider if you have concerns. Always avoid 'black henna' and request a patch test for reassurance.

Yes—our artists create bespoke designs for weddings, parties, and cultural celebrations. Book a consultation to discuss motifs, scale, placement, and group bookings for bridal parties or events.

Arrive with clean, dry skin free of lotions, oils, or recent sprays. Inform us of allergies or medications and avoid tanning or heavy exfoliation on the chosen area beforehand.

Keep the paste dry and intact for several hours, avoid washing the area for at least 6–12 hours, and apply natural oils after removal to seal and protect the stain.

Fresh paste can transfer until it fully dries and is removed. Avoid rubbing or contact with light fabrics for the first 12–24 hours; once set, the stain is far less likely to transfer.