This pattern took only a few minutes to do, as the paste was very moist, also fragrant, and easy to apply using a henna cone.
You will notice the design is eye-catching because both light & heavy lines were used to create the pattern.
This henna tattoo also make use of the shading technique to fill in the petals of the flowers. However, it just didn't feel quite finished.
You will see that by adding just a few lines at the top of the leaf shaped element on this pattern, the design "comes together" and has a very nice finished look.
Sometimes just a few strokes are sufficient to complete a pattern. For those of you new to henna tattoo, these images are photos of the henna paste on the skin, and not black henna tattoo.
Ann George hand blends here paste fresh for every event, and only pure, natural ingredients are used. If you do have allergies to Indian foods or essential oils, please send a note before coming for your henna tattoo appointment.
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1 comment:
Wow, your design is so good.. It kind of displays different figures aside from a lizard design, I see flowers and like a butterfly figure down below. Indeed you are right that on the second shot where you added more lines on the top of the design, it outlined the design that made it look a lot better..
Im into henna tattoo and for beginners like me, I should say- It's cool..
Hope you'll share more designs..
Great job!
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