FAQ’s
The most frequently asked questions about mehndi designs on our site!
About mehndi
Mehndi is a traditional form of body art, originating in India, in which designs are created on the skin
using a paste made from the powdered leaves of the henna plant.It is commonly applied during festivals, weddings,
and special occasions.
Mehndi typically lasts anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks, depending on your skin type, how well you take care of
it, and the quality of the henna paste used. The color usually starts as an orange-brown shade and deepens over
a day or two into a darker reddish-brown.
Natural henna is generally safe for most skin types, but it’s always advisable to do a small patch test
before applying it over large areas of your skin. Avoid “black henna” as it may contain harmful chemicals that can
cause allergic reactions.
To make your mehndi last longer, follow these tips:
- Avoid washing the area for at least 12 hours after application.
- Apply a mixture of lemon juice and sugar to the dried mehndi to keep it moisturized and help it darken.
- Keep the paste on for as long as possible (at least 6-8 hours).
- Avoid excessive water exposure, especially in the first 48 hours.
Mehndi is traditionally applied during weddings, festivals (like Diwali, Eid, and Karva Chauth), baby
showers, and other cultural celebrations. It symbolizes joy, beauty, and good fortune in many cultures.
Image Use Policy on MehndiDesigns.art
Yes, you are allowed to download and use our photos for personal use only. This includes using the photos
for inspiration, crafting, or sharing on your personal social media accounts with proper attribution.
Personal use means using the images for non-commercial purposes, such as creating your own mehndi designs,
sharing on social media for fun (with credit), or using them for educational purposes like teaching.
No, you may not use our photos for commercial purposes without written permission from us. This includes
using them for advertising, promoting a product or service, or any other business-related activities. You can
contact us to request a commercial license if needed.
Yes, when sharing our photos, we ask that you provide proper credit by mentioning mehndidesigns.art and
linking to our website, if possible. For example:
“Photo courtesy of mehndidesigns.art”
No, modifying or altering our photos in any way is not allowed without our express permission. This includes
adding filters, removing watermarks, or making other changes to the images.
If you would like to use our photos for a blog, article, or similar content, please provide proper
attribution and link back to mehndidesigns.art. For commercial or editorial use, please contact us for permission.
Unauthorized use of our photos may result in legal action. We take the protection of our intellectual
property seriously and ask that you respect our copyright policies.
To request permission for commercial use of any images, please reach out to us via email at [Your Contact Email]
with details about how you intend to use the images. We will review your request and provide the necessary
terms for commercial use.
Mehndi is a traditional form of body art, originating in India, in which designs are created on the skin
using a paste made from the powdered leaves of the henna plant.It is commonly applied during festivals, weddings,
and special occasions.
Mehndi typically lasts anywhere from 1 to 3 weeks, depending on your skin type, how well you take care of
it, and the quality of the henna paste used. The color usually starts as an orange-brown shade and deepens over
a day or two into a darker reddish-brown.
it, and the quality of the henna paste used. The color usually starts as an orange-brown shade and deepens over
a day or two into a darker reddish-brown.
Natural henna is generally safe for most skin types, but it’s always advisable to do a small patch test
before applying it over large areas of your skin. Avoid “black henna” as it may contain harmful chemicals that can
cause allergic reactions.
before applying it over large areas of your skin. Avoid “black henna” as it may contain harmful chemicals that can
cause allergic reactions.
To make your mehndi last longer, follow these tips:
- Avoid washing the area for at least 12 hours after application.
- Apply a mixture of lemon juice and sugar to the dried mehndi to keep it moisturized and help it darken.
- Keep the paste on for as long as possible (at least 6-8 hours).
- Avoid excessive water exposure, especially in the first 48 hours.
Mehndi is traditionally applied during weddings, festivals (like Diwali, Eid, and Karva Chauth), baby
showers, and other cultural celebrations. It symbolizes joy, beauty, and good fortune in many cultures.
showers, and other cultural celebrations. It symbolizes joy, beauty, and good fortune in many cultures.
Yes, you are allowed to download and use our photos for personal use only. This includes using the photos
for inspiration, crafting, or sharing on your personal social media accounts with proper attribution.
for inspiration, crafting, or sharing on your personal social media accounts with proper attribution.
Personal use means using the images for non-commercial purposes, such as creating your own mehndi designs,
sharing on social media for fun (with credit), or using them for educational purposes like teaching.
sharing on social media for fun (with credit), or using them for educational purposes like teaching.
No, you may not use our photos for commercial purposes without written permission from us. This includes
using them for advertising, promoting a product or service, or any other business-related activities. You can
contact us to request a commercial license if needed.
using them for advertising, promoting a product or service, or any other business-related activities. You can
contact us to request a commercial license if needed.
Yes, when sharing our photos, we ask that you provide proper credit by mentioning mehndidesigns.art and
linking to our website, if possible. For example:
“Photo courtesy of mehndidesigns.art”
linking to our website, if possible. For example:
“Photo courtesy of mehndidesigns.art”
No, modifying or altering our photos in any way is not allowed without our express permission. This includes
adding filters, removing watermarks, or making other changes to the images.
adding filters, removing watermarks, or making other changes to the images.
If you would like to use our photos for a blog, article, or similar content, please provide proper
attribution and link back to mehndidesigns.art. For commercial or editorial use, please contact us for permission.
attribution and link back to mehndidesigns.art. For commercial or editorial use, please contact us for permission.
Unauthorized use of our photos may result in legal action. We take the protection of our intellectual
property seriously and ask that you respect our copyright policies.
property seriously and ask that you respect our copyright policies.
To request permission for commercial use of any images, please reach out to us via email at [Your Contact Email]
with details about how you intend to use the images. We will review your request and provide the necessary
terms for commercial use.
with details about how you intend to use the images. We will review your request and provide the necessary
terms for commercial use.