Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Henna Cone Application.

Most stains last one to three weeks depending on skin type, placement, and aftercare. Avoid excessive washing, exfoliation, and chlorine; keep design warm and dry while paste sets. Proper oil sealing and gentle care help deepen stain and extend longevity.

We use natural, skin-safe henna free from PPD and harsh chemicals. Patch tests are available for sensitive clients. Notify us about allergies or medications beforehand; if irritation occurs, remove paste immediately and consult a healthcare professional.

Clean, oil-free skin yields the best results. Avoid lotions, perfumes, and sunburned areas before appointment. Exfoliate gently a day prior to remove dead skin. Inform the artist of any recent tanners or topical treatments that might affect staining.

Optimal paste setting time is 4–8 hours or overnight for the darkest results. Keep paste moist with a sugar-lemon seal if needed and avoid water contact. Longer setting generally yields deeper stains, but remove gently to prevent skin damage.

Yes, many clients pair henna with bridal makeup, mani/pedi, or waxing. Schedule longer appointments to allow paste drying and aftercare. Avoid oil-based treatments immediately after application to protect the paste and ensure an even, long-lasting stain.

Pricing depends on design complexity and size; consult our menu or contact the salon for accurate quotes. Sessions typically range from 30 minutes for small motifs to two hours for full-hand or elaborate bridal designs; allow extra time for consultation.