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Traditional Use of Henna
Traditional Use Of HennaThe history of henna can be traced back to 2100 BC. It has been used by the early Babylonian, Sumerian civilizations. The use of henna started thousands of years ago in India. It was used as a body adornment by the kings and queens before the Mughal Era.
Henna has always been considered auspicious so, it has for centuries been used during betrothal, marriage and child birth. It signifies fertility and prosperity.

Uses of Henna
  • Used in medicines for its healing properties.
  • Used to decorate hands.
  • Used as a skin cleanser and healer.
  • Used for its cooling properties.
  • Used for hair as a natural colorant and conditioner.
  • Used as a part of wedding celebration to decorate the bride.
  • Used to stain the fingers of pharaohs before their mummification.
  • Used by people to be in touch with spirituality, as they made human more aware of the Earth's energies.

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