Traditional Mehndi Applying

Mehndi, also referred to as henna, is a traditional form of body art that involves applying a paste made of ground-up henna plant leaves to the skin. The resulting stain can range from a light orange color to a deep reddish-brown, depending on the quality of the henna and the length of time the paste is left on the skin. This art form has been practiced in various cultures for centuries, particularly in South Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East. Despite being an ancient art form, it continues to be popular and celebrated in modern times, with many people incorporating mehndi into their special occasions and daily lives.