There are some things that women do, year after year, without questioning. Not because they’re blind to tradition, but ...

As the monsoon clouds roll in and nature bursts into shades of green, millions of women across North India prepare to celebrate Hariyali Teej, a festival steeped in tradition, devotion, and hope.

Be it applying henna on hands during festivals and occasions, or applying it to your hair for better hair health, Mehndi can be used in different ways.

Henna, or mehndi in Hindi and Urdu, is a reddish dye originating from the powdered leaves of the henna tree. It was used in Ancient Egypt and valued for its cooling properties for those in hot desert ...

While henna or mehendi has not been definitively proven to increase hair growth in scientific studies, it does offer several benefits for hair health.

What is henna? According to Pavan Ahluwalia-Dhanjal, founder of Pavan Beauty, which brings henna to the high street via its acclaimed “henna bar” in Selfridges, henna quite literally comes from the ...

While including Henna in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage 2024, the UNESCO wrote: Henna is a deciduous tree that grows in hot regions.

Mehendi Plant: Alluring, But With Unsettling Associations The mehendi (henna) plant is loved for its fragrant leaves, which are often used to create beautiful, intricate designs on the skin. However, ...

The viral henna makeup trend is sweeping social media, with people applying mehendi on their faces. Here’s what you should know before jumping on the trend.

The side effects of henna include skin infections and rashes that typically appear within the first three days of application. Read on to learn how henna can affect your skin.