@Azahar Ali Sardar - Uncle, amio Muslim ar Bangladeshi! Ami amar abbur account use korchi. Apni kon part of Bangladesh theke? Amar abbu ar ammu, Sylhet theke. Mehendi amra Eid ar wedding e use kori!
I love the way Tina set up this video. She brought in someone from that culture to explain the significance behind the custom and is obviously quite eager to learn. Good job!
*tips to keep it on longer for anyone who wants to get henna* 1) paint olive oil over the henna before you go to bed then use the transparent wrap and cover it up 2) Vaseline will work the same ways too 3) lemon drops can also make it darker and last longer .... arabs (i'm sure desis and africans too) have been following these procedures for centuries to make it more pigmented and last longer!!
OhheyitsSoumy I appreciate you for stating Africans too because most people don’t suspect that Africans do a lot of things like this (sometimes, their the ones that start them). I’m Nigerian (American by nationality) :p ❤️
shes not even indian tho... even if she did then im assuming she would get backlash and requests to try a bunch of more cultures. she would feel the need to overwork herself. with all due respect is that what u want?
Yamini the thing is there are people who'll jump to conclusions and call her "racist" even though she's not. I don't want Tina to get hate even if it means not being able to see the video.
I loved the way she was caring enought to talk about the culture behing it and searched for an indian women to explain. That was very respectful, I definitily don't think this is cultural apropriation. seriously, I wish everyone had the same respect that you have with cultures that are different than yours... Very proud
My mom uses henna to dye her hair, mainly because she's self-conscious about her greys and henna doesn't have PBD in it like regular hair-dyes. (she became highly allergic to PBD, to the point where she had to take medication so it didn't kill her, although she still reacted pretty badly to it) The henna also made her hair healthier after she used it.
Honestly to those who say this is cultural appropriation, I'm Indian and don't think so. As long as you aren't doing it because it's "trendy" and appreciate it. In fact, most people really enjoy when other cultures are fascinated or appreciate Mehendi. Don't hate on me, but on the other hand I feel like WHITE HENNA kinda is. It isn't even made by the leaf and is only "trendy" cuz of Coachella and online trends. It was never traditionally used and has no cultural significance.
But it's not true bro .. white henna had been in use since rule of hindu lords.. though it wasn't mare from the stuffs she told but it was made from ' khari' .. a kind of naturally occurring calcium. It was used widely during monarchy in India, Bangladesh and srilanka .. so I must rectify u .. that ur idea about white henna is wrong
Henna itself is trendy. I am arab and here we dont do it because of a deep meaning. Is not religious is not anything like that is only for BEAUTY. We do it to feel pretty in parties and celebrations thats it. Like an accesorie
Henna is very popular in middle east ! I'm from Afghanistan and people in my culture use henna in Eid, henna night and more 😆 so it's not only used in India
The amount of people claiming henna is part of ONLY THEIR culture, and claiming it's called 'Mehndi' istg. Payal explained it's used in the Middle East, calm ur asses. Also, beautiful work Tina!
it's actually called both henna and mehndi 😂😂😂 a certain country or region cannot claim henna cuz it's used in many cultures and regions of the world Like some parts of Africa, in Arab countries, and the sub continent.
Please try the Eborian CC Creme it starts of white and once you blend it in it changes colour and will adapt to your skin tone. It would be great for a new Tina Tries It. I've seen other youtubers try it but I would love to see it from your perspective
Sorry it’s so late! Just wanted to give you some info on this CC Cream. It doesn’t actually adjust to your skin tone, if you look carefully into the product, you will see tiny black dots. This is pigment bubbles. So when you apply the product toy your face, the pressure will but the bubble of pigment making it turn from a white, to skin tone. So it doesn’t adjust to your skin tone, the pre - coloured pigment bubble just release the colour.
+Catherine M. The whole henna on the hands and hair begin in Arabia at the prophet Muhammad time then spread along Africa with the Africans trading with arabs and the culture of Islam also spread in Swahili another proof that henna originated in Arab soon later it spread to India and I learned this all in school so I know I'm right I didn't just google it
I'm so so glad you got into the culture behind henna. Living in America, I see henna in places like Disney World and on beaches where it's not part of the culture. I see so many people during the summer time with henna, not even knowing what culture it is apart of
Well,it originated in Africa and the fact that henna was used to cover the feet while in the sand from the hot sun. It was used a medicinal treatment and later people decided to use it on their skin for decorations and fun. So its actually a people thing not just cultural
If you come India you can see more talented hena artist even on streets and what I prefer is specially place called Dehradun in India this place is having amazing hena artists....
Omg thats amazing...finally you tried something which i love the most... do try some of my henna designs as well, as they are unique and easy as well...:)
You can use henna on your hair too! And if you mix some coffee powder in it and it makes a burgundy colour and it amazing how healthy it makes your hair
I love the white henna, it is very elegant and cute especially with the flowery mid arm design. I don't know a lot about henna so sorry if I'm not making any sense or am saying some of the terms wrong.
Muslims and Arabs aren’t the only ones who wear it. Pakistanis, Indians, Afghanis, etc (basically anyone in the Middle East although not limited to) wear it. It’s not limited to Muslims and Arabs cause Hindus and others also wear them. Also, you can wear them at party’s like weddings (it’s kind of a tradition in these countries for women to wear henna on their hands when there’s a wedding although it’s not required) - it’s not limited to Eid. Mehndi - or henna as it’s more commonly known as in the west - can be worn anytime you want to wear it. It’s fun to put it on because the designs are awesome and look nice and sometimes you can smell your hands and it’ll smell nice, but I digress. يوميات فرح !! Fun fact if you’re not familiar with henna - sometimes women mix them into a paste and put them in their hair. You leave it in your hair for a while and then when you wash it, it gives your hair a nice reddish hue, although I don’t know what will happen if you put it in blonde hair
Sarah A Sorry I was 11 years old when I wrote that comment so I did not know about henna alot Now I am 12 almost 13 don’t mind me and my stupid comment I am already cringing at my comment
i started practising henna or mehendi when i was 9 and now i am 13 and i do great henna i do it to my family members and myself when there is a function or something and i first draw it on a paper to plan out the design and i might say this is a really hard skill to conquer its not easy to just pipe out some paste into a beautiful design.....
I’ve often wondered what a traditional Hindu wedding is like. They look so fun!! Imagine spending that much time with your family and besties! I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the next chapter in your life. 💖💖💖😺
To avoid the henna to flake off during the waiting process, usually a proffesional henna artist would spray henna sealant which is made of sugar and lemon juice to keep the paste moist and stick onto the skin much better to ensure a better stain. The aftercare is usually not only to keep ur hands warm, you do not wash the henna off! You have to scrap it off and then rub olive oil to help mature the stain better. Try to avoid water within the next 4hrs after removal
Palestinian engagements/bachelorettes are called Henna parties... where a lady is hired to do the henna of all the bridesmaids and guests and the bride gets one alone full arms and legs... it's beautiful, big part of the Arab culture too in Gulf Arabia especially where it began.
We Indian call it mahendi and we Indian girls love making these designs on the hands. It is 100% natural and give a good luk to the hands..... U can find a hena artist in every corner of India
Another reason we do henna is just for fun, I remember when I was a kid and there were any festivals going on there would ALWAYS be a hanna station and there would be like a 10 minute line for it because all the kids love it
Henna (also called mehandi) is so popular around South Asia and countries like Pakistan,Africa and India... I love the one in red colour ....we use it on religious festivals apart from wedding days as well... I'm glad you appreciate and never hesitate in trying new things out in depth from many cultures..... keep the good work up!
white henna is safe, whereas black henna is not. Either way, do a spot test before doing a full design to confirm that you're not allergic to any of the ingredients
White henna is basically a paint, as it sits on the skin instead of staining it and tattooing it like natural brown henna. It's not necessarily bad for you like black henna though.
Black henna is okay to use so long as it is organic, the natural dye they use is jagua oil. It gives a more bluish type of black colour but still appears black nonetheless.
Well some people may find it difficult but if you observe this closely henna designs are all about repeatation. I mean if you can draw straight line repeat side by side few times, if you can draw a circle then draw some more concentric rings enclosings that circle... Hope it helps to those who wanna try by themselves... Itz really very beautiful.
Love your channel, you clearly aknowledge that it is from a different culture but educate yourself and help us educate ourselves about what it is that you’re doing to yourself.
You can try bengali bridal make up if you're willing to explore with Indian culture. We put chandan art on our face similar to the white henna and you can google more about it. 😊
Reading some of these comments.. smh. Culture appropriation OR culture appreciation? I swear I'm gonna smack the chopsticks out of my sushi eating friends if I hear them say dreads or henna is appropriation of the culture.
Lolz white people get more offended and are like " protectors" of MY culture but they aren't. I love when people where saris, wear mehendi AKA henna etc. Almost every indian loves it. We all get really excited. So PLEASE stop. Let people do the shit they want to unless it's hurting someone. Ask the person from the culture if they have a problem, don't go all " ITS CULTURAL APPROPRIATION" K thnx byee
I get the point of cultural oppropriation, but it is just henna. It is perfectly fine to wear it even if your not indian. Poeple shouldnt be discriminating but imbrasing different cultures
I remembered growing up ..henna usually used on weddings because they said if the color was deep it kinda shows whether if you're a virgin or not,. It was like an old folk sayings here lol.... so mind you when I was about 8 and below when I saw the henna was not bright, the elder around me usually say "tsk tsk tsk.. I heard she had the henna for hours and it still not bright on her skin.... youngsters these days... " ...and I would go and ask my sister or mom about it.. that's how I knew about that old folk saying 😅😅 (and hennas back in the days was made from the leaves without essential oils and everything from what I remember)
I am a Indian I applied henna on every occasion It is so good and oraganic art of hands and feet Everyone should try it as indians always apply this on hands
I think henna is always beautiful no matter from where you are when you see it you always fell it beautiful
The fact that she took the time to learn about Henna makes me so happy.
My to to because I m a Indian
Army
@@mariogabriel6559 bruh please don't be that person 😂
Army
Mario Gabriel oh no... please
The white hena would look beautiful with a white wedding dress : )
Asha's Adventures That's what I thought!
and a tan skin
Yeah but people like arabs and Indians tend to put brown bc it's traditional more than the white one
+Daloofy Ali yea and the white henna doesn't really last long
Asha's Adventures white henna isn't rlly henna, it's just body paint and it comes off rlly easily unlike henna
the white henna kind of reminds me of lace
meghana soorej OMG SO TRUE
Hello 🙂
Lace 7 😂
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So true
In Bengali Henna called Mahendi and we use it in every wedding and Eid by the way I am Muslim and also a Bangladeshi
Azahar Ali Sarder ya us too from yemen btw
@Azahar Ali Sardar - Uncle, amio Muslim ar Bangladeshi! Ami amar abbur account use korchi. Apni kon part of Bangladesh theke? Amar abbu ar ammu, Sylhet theke. Mehendi amra Eid ar wedding e use kori!
Ya same I'm bengali to
In telugu it is called as" gorintaaku"
We call it mehendi too XD I'm from Rajasthan
I love the way Tina set up this video. She brought in someone from that culture to explain the significance behind the custom and is obviously quite eager to learn. Good job!
Ignited Canvas right I LOVE that about her and the one with the braids also. Very respectful .😊
@@shannonlewis3341 yes me to
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Yup love the introduction of the video! Subscribed!
*tips to keep it on longer for anyone who wants to get henna*
1) paint olive oil over the henna before you go to bed then use the transparent wrap and cover it up
2) Vaseline will work the same ways too
3) lemon drops can also make it darker and last longer
.... arabs (i'm sure desis and africans too) have been following these procedures for centuries to make it more pigmented and last longer!!
OhheyitsSoumy thx❤
That was an amazing idea
OhheyitsSoumy I’m desi...yay
OhheyitsSoumy I appreciate you for stating Africans too because most people don’t suspect that Africans do a lot of things like this (sometimes, their the ones that start them). I’m Nigerian (American by nationality) :p ❤️
Lemon drops eork really good
Her: can draw henna with a steady hand perfectly
Me: **hands shaking, rubbing out, panicking and breaking down**
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@@alzidhana2448 yeah
Same 😂 army
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Am from India and this culture is really popular here..I also like put it on my hands ..it just awsm😍
Tina please I request you one thing please try Indian bridal makeup look please at least once for your all Indian fans..
A humble request
Yes I would love to see her that look an I’m not even Indian!💕
shes not even indian tho... even if she did then im assuming she would get backlash and requests to try a bunch of more cultures. she would feel the need to overwork herself. with all due respect is that what u want?
@@shelleyl4019 lol stop thinking negative.
Yamini the thing is there are people who'll jump to conclusions and call her "racist" even though she's not. I don't want Tina to get hate even if it means not being able to see the video.
@Shree Patel sorry it's for u
I loved the way she was caring enought to talk about the culture behing it and searched for an indian women to explain. That was very respectful, I definitily don't think this is cultural apropriation. seriously, I wish everyone had the same respect that you have with cultures that are different than yours...
Very proud
My mom uses henna to dye her hair, mainly because she's self-conscious about her greys and henna doesn't have PBD in it like regular hair-dyes. (she became highly allergic to PBD, to the point where she had to take medication so it didn't kill her, although she still reacted pretty badly to it)
The henna also made her hair healthier after she used it.
JustYourAverageWeirdo I love henna
I use it to dye my hair too since it makes my hair red
Honestly to those who say this is cultural appropriation, I'm Indian and don't think so. As long as you aren't doing it because it's "trendy" and appreciate it. In fact, most people really enjoy when other cultures are fascinated or appreciate Mehendi. Don't hate on me, but on the other hand I feel like WHITE HENNA kinda is. It isn't even made by the leaf and is only "trendy" cuz of Coachella and online trends. It was never traditionally used and has no cultural significance.
But it's not true bro .. white henna had been in use since rule of hindu lords.. though it wasn't mare from the stuffs she told but it was made from ' khari' .. a kind of naturally occurring calcium. It was used widely during monarchy in India, Bangladesh and srilanka .. so I must rectify u .. that ur idea about white henna is wrong
nothing wrong with using henna as a temporary tattoo. or as you call it be trendy
my_youtube agreed.
Whats wrong with doing things because they are trebdy? People just like to have fun
Henna itself is trendy. I am arab and here we dont do it because of a deep meaning. Is not religious is not anything like that is only for BEAUTY. We do it to feel pretty in parties and celebrations thats it. Like an accesorie
White henna will be perfect on white wedding dress😍
Prashant Rane yeah✨ I never thought about that
I can’t even draw on a piece of paper
Pirate Eilish 😂
Indians are talented.....
Anushka Sen not only Indians 😐
It's different than drawing on paper. Give it a try you may be good at it.
I can draw it by the way I am a pakistaini
wow! I'm Indian and this is a part of our culture! and also a part of Pakistani and Arabic cultures! I'm in love with the designs!
gauri me too
*And East African culture :)*
Ikr! But I think Indian mehendi is much better ❤😍 (in my opinion)
Same I love it two
I am Pakistan
Okay, but the artist herself is as beautiful as her work. ^_^
Henna is very popular in middle east ! I'm from Afghanistan and people in my culture use henna in Eid, henna night and more 😆 so it's not only used in India
Najma didar agreed it's also very popular in the middle east as well
Yes we love henna , I'm arab(Bahraini).
KOOKIE DOUGH yo im bahraini too!!😍
Najma didar she did say henna is a part of many cultures
It's also used in some parts of east africa, too. I'm Somalian, and we also do henna the night before eid.
The amount of people claiming henna is part of ONLY THEIR culture, and claiming it's called 'Mehndi' istg. Payal explained it's used in the Middle East, calm ur asses.
Also, beautiful work Tina!
It is called mahdi sometimes
@Somaiya Alam exactly its got a other in different country that's what we are stating
Why your ass is burning...
Yeah you are rightt❤️❤️🙏🏻 I am Moroccan too🤗الأمازيغية ⵍⵎⵖⵔⵉⴱ
it's actually called both henna and mehndi 😂😂😂
a certain country or region cannot claim henna cuz it's used in many cultures and regions of the world
Like some parts of Africa, in Arab countries, and the sub continent.
I'm part of the Hindu religion and me and my family do this all the time!!!!!😋😋😍😍
Same here❣️😬😉
Me too
Becam a muslim
Same here
Same too😊😍✌
Please try the Eborian CC Creme it starts of white and once you blend it in it changes colour and will adapt to your skin tone. It would be great for a new Tina Tries It. I've seen other youtubers try it but I would love to see it from your perspective
Bijal Patel she already did it 😉 check it out
WafflePlays MC oh thank you for letting me know I'll definitely watch it
Sorry it’s so late! Just wanted to give you some info on this CC Cream. It doesn’t actually adjust to your skin tone, if you look carefully into the product, you will see tiny black dots. This is pigment bubbles. So when you apply the product toy your face, the pressure will but the bubble of pigment making it turn from a white, to skin tone. So it doesn’t adjust to your skin tone, the pre - coloured pigment bubble just release the colour.
Sometimes I call it Mehndi because I forget they call it henna here so and everyone looks at me like I'm crazy.
N G yeah I call it mehndi too......only after a while I found out it was called henna too
N G same 😂 and people would ask "whats that?" and i would correct myself to say "henna"
OMG, I call it mehndi too.
N G lol same
N G same
henna is really popular in the middle east and africa as well. we have it done all. the. time.
love the henna on you and love that you loved it! 😍
It actually originated in Africa. But many people think it originated in India.
+Catherine M. The whole henna on the hands and hair begin in Arabia at the prophet Muhammad time then spread along Africa with the Africans trading with arabs and the culture of Islam also spread in Swahili another proof that henna originated in Arab soon later it spread to India and I learned this all in school so I know I'm right I didn't just google it
Lovely_Pink _Panda_14 that's right i'm so happy that there someone know our religion!!!!😍
i'm musulman
Ray Khai we bo ❤️
Hey there!!
Lots of love from India, where henna originated!!
We also apply henna in Pakistan on weddings, Eid (festive occasion)💕
IVE SEEN UR NAME BEFORE!!!!!!! I SAW UR NAME IN SLITHER.i.o
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@@mariogabriel6559 yaaaaaah
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Hey we both have same name..
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I'm so so glad you got into the culture behind henna. Living in America, I see henna in places like Disney World and on beaches where it's not part of the culture. I see so many people during the summer time with henna, not even knowing what culture it is apart of
Well,it originated in Africa and the fact that henna was used to cover the feet while in the sand from the hot sun. It was used a medicinal treatment and later people decided to use it on their skin for decorations and fun. So its actually a people thing not just cultural
I wish more people were like Tina, THIS is how the world should be, educating ourselves and others about different cultures and sharing cultures.
Loved the idea of showing other beauty practices and cultures. I enjoyed this video a lot. Thanks Tina. Love from Brazil.
Mariana Marcus agree! I want to see more videos like this.
Mariana Marcus visit India.. our culture is beautiful. . You ll get an insight into spirituality too
If you come India you can see more talented hena artist even on streets and what I prefer is specially place called Dehradun in India this place is having amazing hena artists....
The black henna doesn’t do anything it’s so good on the white skin 🤩♥️
MIRO Army
The black has car oil in it and hair colour what will make your skin red or bumps that will burn you and hurt you
any one else from Pakistan we use henna alot and now that eid ul azha is round the corner many people here are applying it including me!
_bts_bp_ xoxo Meeeeeeee!!!
Jennie kim eid mubarak
Yessss
Do you like KPOP? Lmao I literally see Jennie on your pfp XD
Yes meeeeeeee
9:10 and I can't even draw a stick man...
I can't even draw a straight line 😂😂😂
yup it's really tough.. and need extramly good quality of henna
Same but my sis can
claire me neither
last time i was this early google was still called backrub😂
lol
Ash_jess lmaooo
lol what? :L
Ash_jess lmao
6:43 the blank stare Payal had when Tina asked talked about what she'd be doing after university is me whenever i'm asked about college
Caitlin same
Her: I started henna when I was 12
Me: feels so special cuz I’m 12 and starting henna
I started when i was 10 im 13 now
I really like the idea that you're trying different things!
Omg thats amazing...finally you tried something which i love the most... do try some of my henna designs as well, as they are unique and easy as well...:)
Mehndiartist_Hira i always watch your vidoes and mehdi designs they are great
That's mehendi in hindi I am from India.lots of love ❤️
She really is professional. Designs were so good and she was applying it by one hand.
watching henna get done is the probably the most satisfying thing ive seen ever
This! is how to explore practices of a different culture without stepping into cultural appropriation ! great video :)
Henna isnt a cultural appropriation thing anyways.
You can use henna on your hair too! And if you mix some coffee powder in it and it makes a burgundy colour and it amazing how healthy it makes your hair
The white is lovely and looks like lace gloves
I absolutely loved this! It's amazing how different cultures produce beautiful art work to wear...
I have been to a south Asian/ Indian wedding before. It lasted about five days! It was awesome and very colorful. It is such a beautiful culture
I love the white henna, it is very elegant and cute especially with the flowery mid arm design. I don't know a lot about henna so sorry if I'm not making any sense or am saying some of the terms wrong.
Sole Survivor lol I would wear it my wedding 😂 but I want to be more respectful of other cultures 👍
Its for arabians not for partys its for arabic muslims i am arabian thats why i am explaining it
Muslims and Arabs aren’t the only ones who wear it. Pakistanis, Indians, Afghanis, etc (basically anyone in the Middle East although not limited to) wear it. It’s not limited to Muslims and Arabs cause Hindus and others also wear them. Also, you can wear them at party’s like weddings (it’s kind of a tradition in these countries for women to wear henna on their hands when there’s a wedding although it’s not required) - it’s not limited to Eid. Mehndi - or henna as it’s more commonly known as in the west - can be worn anytime you want to wear it. It’s fun to put it on because the designs are awesome and look nice and sometimes you can smell your hands and it’ll smell nice, but I digress. يوميات فرح !!
Fun fact if you’re not familiar with henna - sometimes women mix them into a paste and put them in their hair. You leave it in your hair for a while and then when you wash it, it gives your hair a nice reddish hue, although I don’t know what will happen if you put it in blonde hair
@@san7834 its a Pakistani thing too, arabs aren't too big on henna
Sarah A Sorry I was 11 years old when I wrote that comment so I did not know about henna alot
Now I am 12 almost 13 don’t mind me and my stupid comment
I am already cringing at my comment
i am also from india can u try any indian products plzzz
Kanchana Kanchana u mamamamama
Hey!! Fellow Indian!!!🙋🙋
Jai Hind
I'm Indian to° ͜ʖ ͡ - ✧
l'm also Indian
i started practising henna or mehendi when i was 9 and now i am 13 and i do great henna
i do it to my family members and myself when there is a function or something and i first draw it on a paper to plan out the design and i might say this is a really hard skill to conquer its not easy to just pipe out some paste into a beautiful design.....
We put henna on for alot of special occasions such as eid, weddings or even birthdays😂
I’ve often wondered what a traditional Hindu wedding is like. They look so fun!! Imagine spending that much time with your family and besties! I can’t think of a better way to celebrate the next chapter in your life. 💖💖💖😺
tina do an Arabian make up look
Gossip KoooKie right ?😀😀😊😊😊😊
YAAAAAAS
Ya I'm from arabia
who else is from india😍😍😋😋😘😘
shivani Shinde me!!!!
shivani Shinde I love mehndi
shivani Shinde meee n I love medndi
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shivani Shinde I am but I live in England
My grandaunt used to dye her hair a red colour with henna to keep it strong and healthy.
Me lookin’ at Tina’s nails and missing out on the henna😂
To avoid the henna to flake off during the waiting process, usually a proffesional henna artist would spray henna sealant which is made of sugar and lemon juice to keep the paste moist and stick onto the skin much better to ensure a better stain.
The aftercare is usually not only to keep ur hands warm, you do not wash the henna off! You have to scrap it off and then rub olive oil to help mature the stain better. Try to avoid water within the next 4hrs after removal
But how to remove the white one and will it give colour ??
Emii Løves Jøsh Dun. So y to use white I'll use only henna and it gives colours for at least3 weeks
Vanshita Solanki because why not? It's stillbeautiful.
White one is actually made up of kumkum I think
White henna is just paint
Vanshita Solanki no....white will remain white
It's an Arabian product. .also Indian ppl use it ...but Arabic use a lot specially in l'Eid 😍😘
Il Ham
Are you an Arab? 😍
heba Jk ..yeh I am 😊
Il Ham
I am also Arab 😍😍
Il Ham yes before weddings too
Il Ham south Asians use it a lot as you can find the leaf here
Palestinian engagements/bachelorettes are called Henna parties... where a lady is hired to do the henna of all the bridesmaids and guests and the bride gets one alone full arms and legs... it's beautiful, big part of the Arab culture too in Gulf Arabia especially where it began.
OhheyitsSoumy you mean a mayoon?
Im from palestine
@@sarakazmie7569 the colour maroon,which is burgundy.
We've got similar customs in India tooo
I highly doubt it began in the desserts.
We Indian call it mahendi and we Indian girls love making these designs on the hands. It is 100% natural and give a good luk to the hands..... U can find a hena artist in every corner of India
Your channel is so professional and enjoyable. Keep up the great work with interesting, cultural content.
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I love the white henna but they both look beautiful
Your eye makeup looks stunning 😍❤️
I'd love to see a tutorial for it 😍
Another reason we do henna is just for fun, I remember when I was a kid and there were any festivals going on there would ALWAYS be a hanna station and there would be like a 10 minute line for it because all the kids love it
Henna (also called mehandi) is so popular around South Asia and countries like Pakistan,Africa and India... I love the one in red colour ....we use it on religious festivals apart from wedding days as well... I'm glad you appreciate and never hesitate in trying new things out in depth from many cultures..... keep the good work up!
I wanted to get white henna but people have told me it is bad for the skin because it isn't natural.
white henna is safe, whereas black henna is not. Either way, do a spot test before doing a full design to confirm that you're not allergic to any of the ingredients
Timi Meduteni white henna is basically like paint just like the one they use for face painting..
White henna is basically a paint, as it sits on the skin instead of staining it and tattooing it like natural brown henna. It's not necessarily bad for you like black henna though.
Timi Meduteni no it is basicly just body paint dont worry
+Gurleen Kaur yea in some hennas they add chemicals
Can u do a video when u try Bangladeshi food
Tahera Motlib alu bhorta and panta vaat
she's a beauty vlogger, not a food vlogger.😅😂
Mehrun Islam omg same lol
Tahera Motlib yass
Tahera Motlib yaas dosto!!but taake kintu haat diee khete hobe😂
Your hair is getting pretty and pretty!!!! ilysm your so pretty and I hope you reach your go for 2 million 💕💞
Excuse me! Pakistan as well. In Pakistan we also apply henna but it is only in brown color.
The white one looks like lace! It’s super pretty.
LETS GET TINA TO 5M OR 3M :)
(love you tina😋)
your hair's so pretty 🌹
Black henna is okay to use so long as it is organic, the natural dye they use is jagua oil. It gives a more bluish type of black colour but still appears black nonetheless.
Yea, they like gey jagua barries make it into juice then gel i believe
In a indian they called it mahendi children also use it
I love Henna! I wear Henna when I have Eid, a wedding, or when for Ramadan.
I think you should try asain bridal makeup. It would be soo awesome and its is really beautiful
Henna is Bengali too! But you can try the Bengali bridal look. :3
Shaira Sultana yup specially the bindi area... u know what i mean if u r a bong
Love it Tina! 💜 Notification SQUAD! 🦄
Well some people may find it difficult but if you observe this closely henna designs are all about repeatation. I mean if you can draw straight line repeat side by side few times, if you can draw a circle then draw some more concentric rings enclosings that circle... Hope it helps to those who wanna try by themselves... Itz really very beautiful.
Love your channel, you clearly aknowledge that it is from a different culture but educate yourself and help us educate ourselves about what it is that you’re doing to yourself.
You can try bengali bridal make up if you're willing to explore with Indian culture. We put chandan art on our face similar to the white henna and you can google more about it. 😊
I've never been this early❤️
Reading some of these comments.. smh. Culture appropriation OR culture appreciation? I swear I'm gonna smack the chopsticks out of my sushi eating friends if I hear them say dreads or henna is appropriation of the culture.
Laura Min Amen! We are all of the World...
making it white is bad
Lolz white people get more offended and are like " protectors" of MY culture but they aren't. I love when people where saris, wear mehendi AKA henna etc. Almost every indian loves it. We all get really excited. So PLEASE stop. Let people do the shit they want to unless it's hurting someone. Ask the person from the culture if they have a problem, don't go all " ITS CULTURAL APPROPRIATION"
K thnx byee
I get the point of cultural oppropriation, but it is just henna. It is perfectly fine to wear it even if your not indian. Poeple shouldnt be discriminating but imbrasing different cultures
It’s not tattoo it is indian style of decorating which is known as mehendi
Thanks to highlight comment
it’s not only apart of the indian culture...
@@ambzxq but it originated in India.
Cold House yes but that’s not the only place it originated from. it originated from Pakistan, India, Africa and the Middle East.
@@ambzxq 😂. Bro y do u lie to this extent😂😂. K whatever pleases u ...
The white one is beautiful!!!!!😍😍😍😍
It might be the part of many cultures but this mehendi first invented from India 🇮🇳
Actually it was first invented in Egypt
I remembered growing up ..henna usually used on weddings because they said if the color was deep it kinda shows whether if you're a virgin or not,. It was like an old folk sayings here lol.... so mind you when I was about 8 and below when I saw the henna was not bright, the elder around me usually say "tsk tsk tsk.. I heard she had the henna for hours and it still not bright on her skin.... youngsters these days... " ...and I would go and ask my sister or mom about it.. that's how I knew about that old folk saying 😅😅
(and hennas back in the days was made from the leaves without essential oils and everything from what I remember)
Eos+ I heard that the darkness/deepness of henna color shows the love of your current/future SO towards you
@@ritikagarg877 That's what I heard too
It's probably just me but at the beginning of the video when she said I try out... I thought instead of weird she said weed and I was like hold up wut
Do you know that hena tattoo is called mahendi in India..and it's a popular custom of Indian wedding
Indian marriages are beautiful im an indian and I've always found indian weddings wonderful
Henna is so beautiful.
I’m a Hindu tooooooo #ProudHindu 😍😍😘💖💕🙏🏽
This is something i Do before every eid ❤️❤️ i moracco, turkey, Pakistan they do This on their wedding day 😘😘😘😘 BTW i Loved This video
"Its organic name is blah blah blah"
Tina: "It kinda sounds like a harry potter spell"
Me: 🤣🤣🤣🤣so true
i like the white one
I thought only Indian love to put henna mehendi !!!!but .........
Vanshita Solanki Thats racist dude
Vanshita Solanki not only indian people have henna in their culture
baby kat thanx for telling me
Jasmin bl thanx for telling me
I think all country love henna
actual video start from ,7:05
YOU'RE A LIVING LEGEND!!
Thanks alot mate!
Who else wears henna on eid
I LOVE the white henna! I didn't know it is available in white! what a beautiful bridal look!!
I am a Indian
I applied henna on every occasion
It is so good and oraganic art of hands and feet
Everyone should try it as indians always apply this on hands
Yes sure