March 9, 2008
Arts and Crafts, Body Painting, Tattoo Designs
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Beautification of feet is usually a much neglected area of a make-up routine. These are the great body parts that carry us around, irrespective of our weight, and we never care for them. The most we do is apply nail paints on our toe nails and that’s it. Paying attention to our feet from top to bottom is very important for their looks, as well as health. A little bit of care can have a massive impact on their overall appearance. The truth is that feet also reflect a person’s body and its beauty.
Henna is a natural type of body art that is a temporary and safe alternative to get a real tattoo on any part of your body. The artists of henna tattoo make use of the natural ink of henna made form the powder of leaves of a henna plant. The artist makes a paste of the henna powder and paints an attractive foot henna design on your foot, or any other body part where you want a tattoo. The tradition of tattooing with henna has been in practice for thousands of years. The tombs of pharaoh in Egypt have also some traces of henna’s existence, and it is still very popular as a natural tattooing process today.
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March 9, 2008
Arts and Crafts, Body Painting
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Body painting is one of the oldest and ancient forms of art; it is an impermanent art that lasts only for couple of hours or either for couple of weeks. Body paint design is the attraction to guarantee success, for the one who desires to promote themselves in an untraditional and unique way. Today there are numerous body paint designs and designers from which you can pick the type of body paint design you want and from the desired place as well.
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March 9, 2008
Arts and Crafts, Body Painting, Henna Designs, Tattoo Designs
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Henna is natural compressed plant, which is found in Middle East and is also known as mehndi. This is the earliest practice of decorating body with the henna dates as an elaborate art form, which has progressed from pattern as well as symbols. There are many civilizations that made use of henna in the prayers as well as religious celebrations including Sumerians, Syrians and Babylonians. Arabs in the past used crushed berries very dried in order to formulate red powder as well as used them to stain nails, hair and skin. The most traditional place in order to make use of henna is on hands and is still used in the wedding ceremonies as well as for some other endorsements in body.
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