Hello Friends My Name Is Noor Alam, today we will know How to draw mehndi designs for mehndi (Henna) and How to make mehndi cones. Friends, ready made mehendi cones is also available, but if you make mehendi cones with your own hands then you will enjoy applying mehndi even more.
How To Make Mehndi Cones At Home
- Henna powder
- Lemon juice or distilled water
- Sugar
- Plastic or cellophane sheet (for making the cone)
- Tape
- Scissors
- Rubber band
Steps to Make Mehndi Cones
Prepare Henna Paste
Mix henna powder with lemon juice or distilled water to form a thick paste. The mixture should have a toothpaste-like consistency. Add a small amount of sugar to enhance the color and make the paste smoother.
Rest the Paste
Let the henna paste sit for a few hours or overnight. This allows the dye to release and the paste to thicken. Cover the paste with plastic wrap or a lid to prevent it from drying out.
Create the Cone
Cut a plastic or cellophane sheet into a triangle shape. The size of the triangle will determine the size of your cone. The base of the triangle should be wide enough for you to comfortably hold.
Roll the Cone
Roll the triangle into a cone shape with the pointy end being the tip of the cone. Make sure the cone is tight and secure.
Secure the Cone
Use tape to seal the edge of the cone to keep it from unraveling. Make sure the tip is small and pointed, so you can easily control the flow of mehndi.
Fill the Cone
Twist and Seal
Test Your Cone
How To Draw Mehndi Designs
To Draw beautyfull Mehndi Designs follow these general steps
1. Prepare Your Materials: Gather the materials you'll need, which typically include henna paste, a henna cone or applicator, and any optional design templates or stencils.
2. Clean and Dry the Skin: Make sure the area where you want to apply the mehndi is clean and dry. This helps the henna adhere better.
3. Create a Design: Plan your design beforehand. You can sketch it on paper or use design templates as a guide.
4. Apply the Mehndi: If you're using a henna cone, hold it like a pen or pencil and start applying the mehndi along the lines of your design. Be patient and go slowly. If you're a beginner, you may want to start with simple designs like flowers or basic patterns.
5. Let it Dry: Allow the mehendi to dry naturally. This might take a couple of hours. Do not touch the design while it's drying to avoid smudging.
6. Seal the Mehndi: After the mehndi has dried, you can use a mixture of lemon juice and sugar to seal it. Apply this mixture with a cotton ball to the dried mehndi. This helps the color develop and stay longer.
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