Henna on tour

Henna or Tattoo: Temporary or Permanent?!

Considering your preferences and concerns, exploring henna tattoos before getting a real one sounds like a great idea.

Henna tattoos offer a temporary alternative, allowing you to experiment with different designs and placements without the commitment of a permanent tattoo. They last for around 7 days, giving you the chance to see how you feel about having a particular design in a certain position before making it permanent.

With henna, you can enjoy the process of trying out various designs and styles, which is ideal for someone who gets bored easily and likes to change things up. Additionally, since you mentioned being worried about the pain associated with real tattoos, henna tattoos provide a pain-free and enjoyable experience.

Overall, it's a wise approach to start with henna tattoos to see what you like most and to test your preferences before making a decision about getting a permanent tattoo on your body. Remember, tattoos are personal expressions of art and style, so taking the time to explore your options will help you make a more informed and satisfying choice.

Back in 2015 this is one of my work after school and I still love it.

Henna Tattoo

“My body is a journal in a way. It's like what sailors used to do, where every tattoo meant something, a specific time in your life when you make a mark on yourself, whether you do it yourself with a knife or with a professional tattoo artist. " ----- Johnny Depp

Every times I do Henna I'm thinking about getting real tattoo and yet I did some. just to see how it's turn out and how I like it. After I did to myself some friends me do henna for them too and of cause I'm love to seeing their smile be happy with my Henna and it was great feeling so I'd love to share it more if you lets me be your artist. (Link: Henna)

Henna is adyeprepared from the plantLawsonia inermis, also known as thehenna tree, themignonette tree, and theEgyptian privet,the sole species of the genusLawsonia.