Henna has a great cultural significance in India, women apply it on auspicious occasions like weddings and festivals. Even as henna application on hands and feet has been a part of festivity, men and ...

As winter arrives with cold winds, low humidity, and indoor heating, hair suffers significantly. Strands turn dry, brittle, and prone to breakage; scalps become flaky and itchy from dehydration.

The humble henna plant, famed for its vibrant dye, could hold the key to healing scarred livers. In a new study, researchers have found that its active compound, lawsone, may stop and even reverse ...

Beauty creator Shyauna has sparked a wave of curiosity with her unconventional lip-enhancing trick: using henna to overline lips for a fuller look. Her TikTok tutorial, which has now reached 435,100 ...

For some artists, the body serves as canvas. They draw in hair, pigment, polish, or ink, blending skill with storytelling. IndyStar set out to find a sample of the city's most skilled creatives. For ...

In today's age and time, social media trends emerge and disappear in the blink of an eye. Everyone is constantly seeking new trends to stand out and be good-looking online. From dramatic make-up ...

A mum has warned of the dangers of black henna after showing the horror images of her son's temporary holiday tattoo. The parent, from Sydney, Australia, showed off the after effects of the artwork ...

Across many cultures, a wedding is the most important signifier of one’s transition from girl to woman—and it rings especially true for Malian people. The entire marriage process can last for weeks as ...

You just got a beautiful henna design, and for days, you couldn’t stop admiring it. But now, it’s fading unevenly, looking patchy, or maybe you just need it gone fast for an event. You don’t have to ...

With the crescent moon that signals the start of Ramadan this weekend, henna artists across New York City are mixing their paste and clearing their schedules for one of the busiest times of the year.

SINGAPORE – When Madam Fauzella Sahabdin was waiting to switch roles in the civil service in 2014, she ended up switching careers instead. Then 28, she was a new mother and looking to secure another ...