Meet the Artist
Sophie is primary artist behind Henna Chakra. She is a trained analyst, group facilitator and certified Yoga instructor
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She loves creating safe and fun spaces for individuals and groups through the Henna, Yoga and Goddess Circles. Join her and experience her joyful space through her classes or book a Henna appointment for your next special occasion.
Looking forward to hear from you...
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Keep Shining!!
Things to Know about your Henna:
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It is applied topically
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The paste dries in 20 - 30 min
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Keep your paste on for at least 4-6 hrs, or overnight for a darker stain (It may start to flake off after it dries. To remove, brush or scrap with your fingers)
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Keep your henna warm
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No water on the henna for 24 hrs
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Keep the stain dry
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Stain will start orange and darken within 48 hrs
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Your henna stain will last for 1 - 2 weeks
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How to prepare for your Henna Appointment?
Preparation is key…
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Cleanliness is everything! Shower, and shave if needed the area of henna application.
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Avoid body lotions, oils, etc. on the area where you want the design.
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Be positive!
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Design After Care..
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For the Henna design to achieve max contrast and color depth, the design (with the optional protective tape) needs to be left on the skin for at least 18 hours and kept dry.
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You may remove the protective tape and scrape/scrub off the remaining dried henna
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The henna stain should continue to gradually darken for up to 36 hours after application.
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Avoid contact with water for the first 18-24 hours. Coconut oil may be used to act as a water repellent and a skin moisturizer.
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Avoid swimming, tanning, scrubbing or activities that lead to excessive sweating; during the first 3 days after henna application.
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Can anyone get henna done?
Yes, except for infants and people with chronic blood disorders,
chronic immune system disorders, or people with G6DP deficiency.
About Henna
Henna, also known as Mehndi, is a dye prepared from Lawsona Inermis, a hina or henna tree, which is found in tropical or subtropical climates. Its leaves are dried, crushed, and made into a paste as a natural plant based dye.
Henna has long been used to adorn women's bodies as part of social and holiday celebrations. Bridal henna nights remain an important custom to celebrate the wedding and marriage in some cultures. For birthdays and weddings, tradition holds that henna brings good luck and happiness and is considered a blessing.
Henna is considered a protective plant and can be applied to protect the body. Henna is a symbolic ritual as individuals achieve life milestones and celebrate these events.
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Henna is a 100% natural temporary body art. It is a natural dye paste made from:
- henna plant powder
- sugar
- lemon juice
- essential oils
- distilled water​
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