Maurya Latest mehndi stencils Celebrate every festival with flawless Mehndi! Perfect for Diwali, Eid, Karva Chauth, Teej, Navratri, and weddings, these stencils give you instant elegance without the wait.

Name : Maurya Latest mehndi stencils Celebrate every festival with flawless Mehndi! Perfect for Diwali, Eid, Karva Chauth, Teej, Navratri, and weddings, these stencils give you instant elegance without the wait.

Material : Paper Card

Net Quantity (N) : 1

1. Prepare Your Skin :  

Ensure the area where you want to apply the henna is clean and dry.

Remove any lotion or moisturizer, as this could prevent the stencil from sticking properly.

2. Prepare the Stencil :  

Carefully detach the chosen stencil design from the backing paper.

Some sources suggest cutting out the specific design you want to use if it's part of a larger sheet.

Peel off the clear protective backing from the stencil to reveal the adhesive side.

3. Apply the Stencil :  

Place the sticky side of the stencil onto your clean, dry skin.

Press the stencil firmly onto the skin, ensuring it adheres well.

4. Apply the Henna :  

Using a henna cone or a spoon for paste in a bowl, carefully fill the patterns of the stencil with henna paste.

Make sure to fill all the spaces within the stencil, going right up to the edges but avoid overfilling which could lead to a messy design.

5. Allow the Henna to Dry :  

Leave the henna paste on for at least 1 hour for a dark stain. Some sources suggest leaving it on for 5-6 hours or even overnight for richer color.

During this time, the paste will dry and harden.

To get an even richer color, some sources suggest dabbing a mixture of lemon juice and sugar onto the drying henna paste.

Keeping the area warm can help deepen the stain.

Consider wrapping the design loosely with a bandage, toilet paper, or a sock to prevent flaking and smudging.

6. Remove

Country of Origin : India