• HOW TO USE HENNA

• HENNA FOR HAIR
• MIXING PASTE
• WHAT COLOR is HENNA
• WHERE DOES HENNA STAIN
• APPLY HENNA
• USE BOTTLES
• USE CONES
• MAKE CONES
• TWO-TONE DESIGNS
• MAKE STENCILS
• WRAP & SEAL HENNA
• UNWRAP HENNA
• AFTER CARE OF STAINS
• USE RHINESTONES
• USE GLITTER POWDER
• USE GLITTER GEL

How to use Glitter Powder with Henna

Polyester Micro Glitter in Poof Bottles is a cosmetic super fine micro glitter, .008 hex in size. This super fine glitter makes a delicate sparkle, not the chunky glitter available in the drugstores. Only cosmetic grade glitter powder should be used for body arts. Henna Caravan polyester glitters are micro cut so they won't clog in your applicator tips.

Glitter Powder embellishes plain henna paste with glimmering colors, sticks to the moist henna paste and will last all day, or at least until the paste is brushed away!

1. Clean the skin

• Clean the skin with an alcohol swab to remove any lotions or oils.

3. Poof glitter on the henna

• We recommend using poof glitter bottles for easy and mostly mess free glitter applications
• The glitter should be applied immediately after henna paste application. Do not allow the paste to dry out or the glitter won't stick to the design.
• Hold the poof bottle 1-3 inches from the design and gently squeeze.
• Glitter powder will adhere to the moist henna paste all day!

5. Glitter powders will adhere to the pattern until the paste is removed!

• If you are professional henna artist adding Glitter Powders to your henna is a fast, affordable, high impact way to advertise your henna at festivals! The glitter sparkles and shimmers in the sunlight and can be seen across a park!

6. Getting Fancy!

• Multiple colors of glitter can be used to embellish the henna patterns.

8. Glitter powders will adhere to the pattern until the paste is removed!

• If you are professional henna artist adding Glitter Powders to your henna is a fast, affordable, high impact way to advertise your henna at festivals! The glitter sparkles and shimmers in the sunlight and can be seen across a park!