Mehdi photography

Mehdian Botanical name is Lawsonia Inermis Lini It includes Lythreaceae families. Its English name is Hena, which comes from Arabic Hindi حناء. Arbee is known as 'Hinja'. In Central Asia, it is known as Al-Khanna, and it is known in various places, such as Mehdi, Mendi, Medi, Muna, Matantika, Girimlalka or Banmallika.

Mehdi is a kind of flowering plant native to North Africa and southwestern Asia. The evergreen tree with branches of branches, which is eight feet tall. In winter, branches of white or light pink colored bundles have many flowers in the branches. The fruit like a grinder

The leaves of Henna tree have been used to color skin, hair, nails, animal skin and furry from ancient times. Semi-artificial substances are mixed with other leaves mixed with these leaves, also known as Mehdi.
The girls of ancient Egypt used to have hands, feet and hair on their hands. In the era of Baghdad's caliph, this Mehdi was one of the main ingredients for the beauty of women. Mehdi's role was to play the beauty of the Mughal women in the subcontinent. Mahajan Nur Jahan loved Mehdi's Naksi work. Mehdi started circulating among the Rajput women from the Mughal herm and then it gradually spread throughout the subcontinent.
Use:

Mehdi occupies a prominent place in special cuisine on Eid, Marriage and other festivals. Mehendi used to diversify alpas in the hair, haircut haircut. Like other natural ingredients in beauty practice, the use of Mehdi is universal.

Mehdi's various types of medicinal properties are also effective medicines for hand-foot care, hair fall and getting effective medicines. In the case of Mehedi, the rate of hair fall decreases in 90 percent and hair is delayed. A sweet little girl with a handful of mahdi leaves boiled water in the first place, and then reduced to hair, after cooling down on the head. However, this medicine is required to be applied twice a week.
The main chemical element of Mehdi's name is 'Lawson'. There is a one to one-and-a-half-lakh laceon on the dried leaf of the Mehdi tree. The name of this chemical in chemistry is Hydroxy-napathokinone. Malaysia's extract of meshed leaves is used for the treatment of birbery, arthritis, stomach noise, and skin. In Mehndi, Mehdi leaves are used for junk and leprosy. Many people of Java are also seeking the help of these trees for healing the herpes disease. Cambodia has been used to cure urine and hedge leaf trees. The use of extract of this tree bark is found in jaundis and neurosurgery in Arabic medicine. Oil made from mahdayi tree is also used in the mouth and liver disease.
Henna Fencing:

Handicrafts are not hard work at hand. Generally, the girls of our country refresh the sweet mehdi and make it bake. If you are unable to get fresh garbage leaves, you can dry the fresh leaves in the sun and fill it with a dish or keep the polythene pack face confined. Paste with a little hot water, if needed, can be designed by your own hands as well. Besides, nowadays, powder Mehdi and Liquid Mehedi are also found in the market. They can also hang hands with it. But the brightness of the fresh Mehdi color is different. Nowadays, plastic corners are used to make delicate designs. Making plastic corners is not such a difficult thing. You can make this angle effortlessly by looking at the pictures below.
Made of Mehdi Paste:

1. Only clean raw leaves can be refined and bake.

2. Mix a little bit of lemon juice with a paste of raw leaf paste.

3. With the paste of raw leaves, you can mix tea or coffee cakes. The color of Mehdi's color is dark.

4. Drink little food with raw leaf paste and eat it. The color will also be darker.

5. To make a paste of dry leaves of Mehdi leaves, mix it in a hot water to make it paste and keep it for 1 hour. Then the paste will be useful.

6. You can also mix lemon juice, tea or coffee lickers or khoy with powder paste.

7. To fix the paste density, you can mix lemon juice and little sugar with the paste of paste.
   If you want to go out after adding the mehdi, then lemon juice and sugar can be filled with water in a different container and then press down on Mehdi plating. Paste will not fall in it. Mehendi should be kept for two to four hours. After drying the whole mahdi, it will be removed with a dull knife or spoon. Pour the pure mustard oil and keep it close to the firestorms and take two or three minutes. Take care not to burn the hands again. Do not touch your hands in water for 2/3 hours to increase color luminance and durability.