Description:

• Most people identify henna with India since it is still an important element of the Indian wedding ceremony for the bride to have her hands, arms, and feet decorated in intricate designs.
• Though its origins and usage are spread throughout the Middle East.
• Its first documented use dates back to 1200 BC, when it was used in Egypt to colour pharaohs' hair and nails, as well as during the mummification process.
• Cleopatra herself was reported to have used henna to beautify her body. 
• Perhaps the most well-known feature of henna is its natural cooling effect, which provides a lovely tingling feeling to the skin (similar to chewing spearmint gum and drinking cold water).
• When this virtue was discovered, desert dwellers used henna to cool their bodies.
• They created an air cooling effect by preparing a henna paste and putting it on themselves.
• For as long as the henna stain lingers on their skin, the sensation is felt throughout the body.
• It wasn't long before the desert dwellers transformed the henna streaks into works of art. As a result, the mehndi ritual was born. 

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