Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Large Henna Tattoo Regular.

Typically it lasts one to three weeks depending on skin type, placement, and aftercare. Areas with more exfoliation fade faster; following our aftercare tips—avoiding water and friction initially—helps deepen color and extend the design's longevity.

Yes — we use natural henna formulated to minimize irritation, but individual reactions can occur. We offer a patch test before full application for sensitive clients. Notify us of allergies or skin conditions so we can adjust ingredients or advise against the service.

Arrive with clean, dry skin free of lotions, oils, or recent tanning products. Wear comfortable clothing allowing easy access to the design area. Allow extra time for intricate pieces; communicate size or style preferences with your artist beforehand.

Absolutely. Our artists specialize in custom designs, from traditional motifs to modern patterns. Bring reference images or describe your vision during booking so we can plan size, placement, and complexity to ensure the final piece reflects your personal style.

Fresh henna paste can transfer while wet. We recommend allowing paste to fully dry and flake off naturally, and avoid contact with fabrics until the design has set. Use old clothing or protective coverings if you must lie down during drying.

Keep the paste on as long as possible, avoid water for twelve to twenty-four hours after removal, and apply natural oils like coconut or olive oil to preserve color. Avoid exfoliation and chlorinated pools to prevent premature fading.