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70Henna and self Mutilating; Harm Reduction
Katie, a talented Hubber here, gave me the inspiration and permission to talk about this and had also not heard of these treatments. So if you are reading this and it applies to you, please you must read Self...
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85Random Facts About People
Following on from my Random Facts About Food and Drink hub, I thought I'd write about people, because let's face it, there's nothing quite so weird and wonderful as us humans sometimes. But why stop at food,...
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80Mehendi Or Henna Tattoos Are Ornament Of Indian Women
What is Mehendi or Henna tattoos. The term Mendhī in Sanskrit refers to the plant Lawsonia inermis and the dye produced from it, while the word Hinna was used with the same meaning, in Arabic. Mehendi...
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74The Ancient and Beautiful Art of Henna Tattooing
Henna tattooing usually features intricate, lacy designs, especially on the wrists and ankles. Henna has been used to paint women’s bodies as part of social and holiday celebrations dating back to...
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83How to Prepare Henna at Home ,Top Mehandi Designs for Women
He could be proud who discovered that when the leaves of the mehandi plant (Henna ) when pulped and applied the skin color would be changed into orange color. And the major thing is that it had even acquired...
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63Unique Gift Ideas - Presents For People Who Have Everything
When it comes to gift giving, you want your gift to be the one that brings a smile. Sometimes the opportunity to give gifts is wasted on practical stuff, like socks. If you really want your gift to be...
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58Henna Tattoo Designs
Henna Tattoo Designs are great for men and women. You can put Henna Tattoo Designs anywhere on your body and it'll look great. Many Celebrities are getting the Henna Tattoo Designs due to the fact that they...
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67How to apply mehandi
Mehendi has many healing qualities. It also acts as a hair conditioner and is said to stop hair loss. Mehendi is alleged to have been brought to India by the Mughals in 12 AD after it had been used for centuries in the Middle East and Africa. Mehendi or henna comes in many different shades or colours, ranging from reddish orange to brown-black. Other colours available are usually artificially mixed and have dyes added to the natural henna. Always use fresh mehandi for the cone.
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63Mehandi Designs
Here are some Nice Mehndi Designs From India. More Designs...
76Are Henna Tattoos Safe?
Henna tattoos are a great way to get the look of a tattoo, especially if you're going to the beach, without having to actually get a permanent tattoo. Henna stains the skin and depending on the location of...
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