Heading to Bastille Day this weekend? Stop off at the henna tent for a relaxing experience and cool body adornments. Henna designs have been offered at Bastille Days for so long now, they are almost ...

Mehendi in 2025 is all about elegance in simplicity. From sleek lines to delicate patterns, contemporary and minimalist henna designs are redefining tradition with a modern twist. These fresh styles ...

Eid is the time to pray, celebrate and dress to impress. As Eid Al-Adha inches closer, here are all the ways you can make your outfit shine with the right henna design. There's nothing quite like a ...

Looking for the best Eid-ul-Adha 2025 mehndi designs? You have come to the right place. We have combined the most gorgeous Bakrid mehndi designs for you. Here are perfect, trendy mehndi designs for ...

The scent is unmistakable: earthy and rich. It lingers in the air as the paste is carefully applied. Next, one must wait for the paste to dry, and finally give way to a vibrant stain that comes out in ...

Henna Club, an organization that spreads the beauty of the culturally rich and intricate art of henna, held its second-annual fashion show on Saturday in the Chenango Champlain Collegiate Center’s ...

Eid al-Fitr 2025 falls on March 31. Henna designs range from Arabic to intricate full-hand patterns. Minimalist and floral henna designs are popular choices. Explore 10 stunning Mehndi designs for Eid ...

Hari Raya is fast approaching, which means it’s the start of that last-mile rush to get everything in order — from making kuehs and spring cleaning to picking out chic Raya fits, and the list goes on.

Ramadan is finally here, and with that starts the countdown to Eid! It’s the perfect time to step up our style game and get ready for the celebrations and gatherings ahead. Whether you’re joining ...

Sophie Hami, henna artist, owner of Henna Chakra is ready for Ramadan. Henna artist Sophie Hami talks about Ramadan with Emma Kleinberg, 9, and her mother, Lindsey Kleinberg, both of Emmaus, at a ...

It’s 2008. I’m ten years old. I have a henna cone in my hand and I’m not afraid to use it. I squeeze unrecognisable flowers onto the women, and I paint wonky footballs and messy rockets onto the boys.

Henna is an expression of joy. And with a child on the way, Hajar, a young Moroccan woman, has much to be joyful about. She has had her hands and feet covered in a henna design, honouring her heritage ...