Blå henna for tatovering

Ready to use henna-dye paste, packed in cellophane cone. The blue henna dying has a needed blue color right after use, unlike the natural henna. Tattoo henna Golecha does not contain any harmful chemical ingredients, clinically tested and is certified by ISO-9001 standard. Such blue henna dying doesn't last more than a week. If you are promised 2-3 weeks lasting, then most likely this dye contains a high concentration of Paraphenylenediamine (PPD), which causes sometimes chemical burns. Henna-dye Golecha is safe and used by millions every day. But if you are prone to allergies, please, do a test before using by applying a small amount to skin. If there is no reaction, start dyeing. 

Henna cone is all you need to paint on the body – without any special tools.

How to draw a blue henna tattoo?

First of all, you need to prepare a skin area - wash with soap and dry the skin.

Then you can start drawing. Cut the cone tip, take it comfortably in your hand and draw the tattoo by squeezing the henna out of the cone. Line thickness depends on the cut. Cut less for thinner lines and more for thicker ones. For easy you can take several cones with different cuts.

Blue henna paints over the skin quickly, so if you make a wrong line, wipe it off as soon as possible. After the tattoo is ready, wait about 30 minutes for the henna to dry completely. If the tattoo contains a lot of large elements, henna can dry longer. During the painting drying be carefull not to smudge the lines.

After completely drying blue henna becomes like a film and can be separated easily from the skin.

Finished tattoo is kept on the skin about 5-7 days and isn't afraid of water. Your tattoo may be washed with soap no trouble, but better no scrub anything.

If you are bored of the tattoo, wash it away by rubbing well with a loofah after 4th day wearing. The first 3-4 days to wash away the tattoo will be difficult.

Blue henna is not natural, so it does not need essential oils to enhance the color. Besides you don't need lubricate the skin before painting, as some other instructions say.