Henna Practice Alternatives

[@b1xssom838]

This is really helpful, thank you so much for showing me some tricks that don’t feel like the exact same ones I keep seeing ;-;

[@poonamwalia1845]

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[@noshinarif9702]

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[@pope6287]

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[@hareshkumarjamnadashvadida7854]

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[@NabilaMehandi.3478]

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[@tzeitelmccormick8297]

That lotion idea is awesome. I've been really wanting to get into henna, but I didn't want to just waste a bunch and not even be able to do nice designs. I'll definitely have to try that!

[@DeepakKumar-rw6eh]

I practiced henna on glass it was also really good

[@poonamwalia1845]

Yeah

[@Naaz__mehendi]

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[@praptiadanceworld4100]

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[@DeepakKumar-rw6eh]

@@juwairiyahummabdullah that's really a good idea i'll definitely try it thankyou 🤗

[@heyitsninaa]

for those who don't have a laminate printer, you can use a glass sheet from a picture frame, it works just as great! When you're done with your design, just scrape it off when its dried :)

[@CaffeineGirly]

Even her voice is soothing

[@pokemami]

You can also put whatever color paper in one of those notebook page protectors. Yes it is a flat surface, but it helps with getting steady and practicing flow. You can even put a design in it and "trace" when you are first starting out! Good luck!!

[@axuwu6939]

I wonder if you could curve it, then tape it down on another page into a half-circle shape? It’s no hand, but it can help practicing on 3D shapes!

[@cherylclements9061]

Great idea! Thx Blessings...

[@Arishas_fun_time]

Thank you so much i was trying to learn how to put henna but I was a little scared to use the real one. And the lotion idea is just so awesome.

[@Nazifa-v8i]

Thank YOUuuuuuu ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@steviep812]

I found some packs of plain hand cutouts at the dollar store to practice on, then I can just dry them and use them in my display binder for my booth 😊

[@GopiHenna]

Whatttt that’s so cool I’ll have to check out the dollar store sometime that’s a cool idea!

[@mmmmmmmmaria]

this gave me the idea of doing designs on an ikea wooden hand and use that for display/decoration in your studio

[@rabbit3212010]

This is wonderful that your talent reaches so many people. Without the internet we would never have gotten to see this.

[@MileenasDentist]

your voice is so relaxing!

[@akshatahegde7754]

We use the back of metal plates/thalis. It's easy to wash off too

[@dhanashri5661]

I just Love the lotion Idea ❤️

[@manvislife12]

Real artist work with everything😉😊

[@amalyoussefdrinkswater7643]

for the lamination, you can just use clear duct/ normal tape! it works the same and is cheaper

[@cloudyminja]

yes! was coming here to say this. but also some stores like ups stores or office stores/places that develop photos could allow you to laminate items as well!

[@abbytheredwolf174]

You can also use the paper slip pockets that you would put something like school work in. It’s like two dollars for a good amount.

[@ItzMochique]

Omg that first one in which you put the lotion in the baggy , I'm definitely going to try out!!....btw love your channel

[@GopiHenna]

Yay! Thank you!💖💖💖

[@artloqofficial]

I didn't even practice or studied henna but Im pretty good at that , I used to do mehndi for brides like my friends, neighbours etc.

[@thesunshine6818]

I think you are A Indian

[@user-xyz-9789]

Are u indian

[@shakira7301]

Yeah lots of people are good at it. And there's classes for people who aren't good at it.

[@rabbit3212010]

Some people do have a natural talent.

[@jackiegarcia1893]

Your voice is soothing 😊🥹

[@blissbampton1289]

Yesss I used the lotion hack while learning, no messy stains and no henna waste!! Love it

[@Amy_Dunn]

Ooh! I bet you could make frameable art by mixing color/acrylic paint with acrylic modeling paste and scoop it into the same type of tube to put onto a canvas!

[@ashwinirudresh876]

Your awesome 👏

[@OGtheGoat9]

NOTE: you can get things laminated for a few dollars at Office Depot or other office supply shops. Library’s sometimes have access to laminators. And if there’s a graphic design shop somewhere in town, they may let you laminate something too!

[@kkgray6]

you can also just put it in a sleeve for binders. the plastic clear ones if you know what i’m talking about. that’s just another idea in case you don’t have a laminator

[@tinavyas8065]

Omg look at ur speed and talent ❤

[@Lizaarey8875]

Eres genial, me encanta que nos des alternativas prácticas ya que no todos disponemos para acceder fácilmente a ellos, Gracias 🤗🤗🤗

[@tranqulpetal]

Wow great ideas 😁👍

[@rams5474]

Great idea without waste.

[@GarryKwrt05]

I used to practice my henna designs on the back of steel plates.

[@Unknown_onez]

I didn’t have a laminator so I put paper in a polly pocket! I’ll do the results after I use one of ur henna design tutorials ❤

[@tesoroofall8499]

This is so helpful, thank you!

[@mannatsingh3941]

I do not practice henna but your alternatives were very impressive

[@carolandress5526]

Such a helpful video and I love the idea of using lotion to practice with. Thanks for the tips, and keep doing what you love. ❤

[@Haanimehndidesigns]

Amazing method 👏

[@turdbird4404]

You can also put a gallon bag over a piece of paper if you don’t have a laminator just wipe with a damp wipe :) great tips!

[@thecrapartistx]

While you practice on the paper, you could use a pastry scraper or a credit card to scrap the henna or lotion back into another squeezie cone. Just to save on materials I mean. Alternatively tape the paper to something like the side of a soup can to give it a curve to practice around.

[@avuthusowjanya9177]

This is really helpful for practice thank you so much

[@aafiya1212]

Thankyou for this idea🎉

[@figgynewton3138]

THIS is actually amazing 💯👏

[@karinagazal369]

Thank you so much for showing some tricks❤

[@c13v3rgirl86]

Ok this is awesome THANK YOU

[@puppyplaysroblox3219]

I watched a video and you can also take chocolate frosting and mix it with water if you want to practice but I think lotion also works really well

[@naeemaomar7715]

Have you ever thought of using hibiscus tea instead of water/lemon juice, or mahalabia oil in your henna, i have heard they both make henna stains a very deep red

[@GopiHenna]

I have not but that would be an excellent vid idea I’ll have to experiment

[@shweta-gx3nu]

Excellent tips! I love henna/mehendi painted hands.

[@lifewithgurnaaz]

This was very helpful.... Thank u so much.... I'll try it.... ❤❤

[@kalsoomaziz]

For anyone who wants a practice I drew a hand on a milk carton ( made from plastic) and cut it out also putting paper in a polly pocket works just as well

[@artemistv3221]

That are really good informations. Thank you!

[@mehndibysanayasin]

This is really very helpful 😍😍

[@beingpallavi3272]

Wow! How great 😊

[@Tanishqqm]

Also, while laminating the plain paper instead you can print a hand and laminate it...Btw very good ideas!

[@venusandlouisetwins-cz9jh]

It looks so nice girl

[@pineappleink9232]

you can also buy non-machine laminate! you just need a flat tool like a ruler to push it across the paper

[@sharmileemayekar6290]

WOW ❤THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙏🏻

[@poopyrose8180]

If you don't have a laminator you can put a piece of paper in a sheet protector

[@sakshieee87]

I'm not a heena artist but if I'd be, this video is a life saver.

[@PradyumanManderna]

Ur sound is so relaxing so calm. Whenever i listen to ur voice it relieves all my stress. Btw this hack is so good

[@ridhimaandrhea]

You’re amazing! ❤

[@CookwithBiba456]

Wow this perfect 👌 👏 😍 👍🏻

[@RiyaSarkar-m9o]

This is really helpful

[@soniarani3428]

Very good idea sis

[@elgato5032]

I wanna start learning henna soon thank you for the tips!!

[@Budh...]

Oh wow..nice idea..this is really helpful.

[@demeterontheinternet]

This is genius ❤

[@lavongeorge9894]

How brilliant..... Very brilliant. Thanks for this clever henna practice idea. I was trying to figure out a way to practice tracing henna tattoos.

[@daisyy99]

These suggestions are very helpful.

[@narutoroxanne22]

Brilliant 👌🏻

[@rorocarbajal441]

If you still want that brown henna color you can use brown food dye. Hope this helps:)

[@sakshizende790]

Thank you so much for sharing 😊❤️

[@harinia9105]

Good job and good idea

[@psonidesign1878]

Good idea ❤

[@royalacity]

Wooow. Thank you for this! !

[@Creamy_Moon_1]

Also if you want to practice I’d also say use plastic paper wallets they work and you don’t even need a laminater

[@sharafatsiddiqua7517]

Thats actully a great tip.. But the thing is i do them all from my age 4 to 6.. Tysm... ✨

[@anyaashah248]

My mom is also a henna artist and she had students she used to teach them to make henna cones out of milk bags or tea / coffee bags

[@boxedcaketobaking]

This is incredible thank you so so much

[@samritapany5714]

Those are some awesome alternatives.... Definitely gonna try the last one... 🤍🤍

[@ShifaNaaz-w2u]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Ohquesarah]

Thank you for your tips

[@alaifiyatarwala]

Nice idea 😊

[@gmniazi2001]

Seriously its amazing thankyou so much❤

[@poojasharma-bl5tz]

The bath room tayl"s are also useful

[@natashagoodhall2517]

I lov henna art

[@ats7861]

We hv been practising in India since 70 years... The cones part.. 🙂

[@sravanisarthub]

Nice ideas👌🏻👌🏻

[@symashennaart]

Awesome tricks thank u

[@new.beginning]

Thank you. Very useful idea

[@shughtayashmen9768]

Thnx alot for this advise it is really helpful

[@hotfishfromsharktale]

THANK YOU!!!

[@stella_11.]

To laminate you could use packing tape!

[@SA-dv8wx]

Good idea❤

[@whybhavi]

oh that's actually a great idea!

[@emilyannamanda]

Awesome I thought about trying it, but I don’t understand why I can ice a cake with an icing bag and not do henna, but they’re totally different and I don’t put tips on the bag …..and my first instinct when I got a henna cone was to open the tip wider.

[@chilli2922]

I just learned today that henna is also called I think mehendi sorry if I spelt it wrong but it’s so cool how you give people tips for doing henna😊

[@snehachattoraj4819]

Wow really helpful... Gonna definitely try it😍 And your voice is so calming too😘

[@kayy13513]

It's really helpful thanks for this information ☺️

[@adinssolace8348]

Awesome ❤

[@Someone-ym1ny]

Ngl just learned what a henna was from your videos today, and they look so cool oml

[@tanieshabrackett7295]

Yeeesss... this is exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[@zero-vi2uz]

What good ideas. Thankyou

[@tisha2k26]

This is really helpful. Take💜