Showing posts with label Henna tattoos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Henna tattoos. Show all posts

Friday, July 16, 2010

Tattoo Pattern Designs Of Tribal, Celtic, & Henna

Tribal foot tattoosThinking about some of the best designs of foot tattoos can lead you toward some of the most popular tattoo designs. With that being said, tribal, Celtic and henna designs can fit most women needs to wanting a great tattoo for their foot. With tribal designs for a foot tattoo, you can create a design to accent the lines and curves of your foot.

Tribal foot tattoos doesn’t have to be a complicate design to be beautiful. A small simple tribal design can be pleasing just as much as any other design.

Tribal Foot Tattoo
Tribal Foot Tattoo Design


Tribal Koi Tattoo
Tribal and Koi Fish Tattoo


Tribal women designs
Tribal Designs For Women


Tribal Design Foot Tattoo
Tribal Design foot Tattoo




Looking at Celtic foot tattoos, they can be symbols commonly used in Celtic tattoos. Knot works can be configured into many shapes and objects. Creating your own interlacing Celtic patterns into a unique design is something to consider also.

Celtic Trinity Tattoo
Celtic Trinity Tattoo


Celtic Tattoo
Celtic Tattoo




Henna foot designs leaves a lasting expression that is very amazing and beautiful. Henna art are very detailed and delicate. Having a great henna design tattooed permanently will have you enjoying the henna tattoo for the rest of your life.

henna tattoos
Henna Tattoo


Henna Tattoo Ideas
Henna Tattoo Design Ideas


Henna Foot Tattoo
Henna Foot Tattoo



Saturday, July 3, 2010

Henna Tattoos For a Special Moment: Soul Of Tattoo


 Henna Tattoos For a Special Moment: Soul Of Tattoo
 Henna Tattoos For a Special Moment: Soul Of Tattoo


Henna Tattoos had been used since thousands of years ago by the people of Africa, Middle East and India. It is a beautiful and mysterious art which uses henna plant for painting on people's body. Because it is an art, henna tattoo is also called as henna art. In India this art is named as Mehndi.

The first Indian who used henna was Queen Mumtaz, who ruled in the 1600's. Traditionally, henna and the Mehndi art form has become an important part of wedding ceremonies, especially in India. There are no brides without henna tattoos on their hands and feet.

Along with the development era, henna crafts become common things that have been done, practiced and developed by many artists outside India. For some Indian, henna is believed as a luck carrier and its decoration can bring love, prosperity, health, safety in childbirth, protection from harmful spirits and assure happiness in death as well.

Mehndi is a beautiful temporary tattoo which begins with orange color and turns to reddish brown progressively, as time passed. Actually, there are some tricks that can make your henna tattoos last longer. For this, you have to think about the place where you'll create the tattoo. It won't last long if you put it on your hands, which are constantly being washed.

Nowadays, the use of henna tattoos developed not only for wedding ceremonies but also for attending parties or other formal events. Mostly, the tattoos will last about two weeks long. To make it longer, you may take several steps.

You have to use a soft soap that cannot cause your skin become exfoliate. Then, prepare a vegetable oil and apply it twice a day to your tattoo. Before you get the tattoo in hands or feet, you may apply the vegetable oil to that area. For getting a good vegetable oil, you may ask the expert.