You are adorable! And this video is on point. The henna cone learning was the most difficult process of making henna for me. I still remember the days!
I made cones yesterday. I bought the cones ready rolled and the powder etc from Ash Kumar in the UK. Because I struggled so much with rolling cones myself. Today most of my hands are a lovely brown/orange stain. What I really struggled with was filling the cones. I couldn't get the carrot bag to go down far enough. So with many cones it glooped out th etop when taping it down.
Your videos are so incredible. My mom was a Henna artist in India and is now retired. I have learned this art from her. I also use to apply henna before my kids were born and want to start again but so much has changed in the process that I learned from my mom. I must say it has become so convenient now. Currently, I am trying to shop for cellophane sheets locally in MA, USA. I see that you have links for them for paper mart but it cost too much for shipping. Can you please advise the thickness of cellophane used to make cones so I can shop locally to get started? I see the thickness of 2.3 to 3 mil. which is good for cones. An approximation will be fine too. Thank you
Thank you for this great video! Someday I wonder if you could make a video on how you do henna on yourself? Tips on positioning etc.? Just a thought. Thank you!!!!
Will you be shipping henna internationally? I tried to order your henna but it's only for United States. I'm a big fan of your work from Australia. I would really love to try your henna.
Mariam Javed I do for my orders I ship out for customers, I have a 15 gm and 25 gm size but for myself i don’t measure I just fill them up slightly more than 3/4 of the cone then seal. So it’s up to you if you want them all exact or not 🙌
Alright I've got a few problems. So I always make a henna cone from a plastic bag and that works fine, but when I go use it it always leaks. And this has more to do with my henna making, I make the henna myself, but when applying it it clogs. It,s really annoying and makes it hard to do it good. I'm no expert and quite new to this, it's also not really a part of my culture, so I really have no idea how it's supposed to work. So I hope you can help me.
Use lots of tape on every seam! I've noticed the rectangle works best with cello or thicker paper and the triangle method works best for Mylar or thinner material. Also watch my other video on how to strain your henna paste so you won't have any clumps. Rolling around a pin like in this video also helps because sometimes if you cut the tip with scissors it can snag and not be as freely flowing. But rolling with a pin does take some practice--hope that helps!
You are adorable! And this video is on point. The henna cone learning was the most difficult process of making henna for me. I still remember the days!
Hey girl!!! Any plans to come to San Diego again soon?!?!?!?!
Hey hey!!! No :( Sadly, there is nothing exciting like SD happening in the near future. I have been missing you, friend
awwww man! Well I hope we can cross paths again soon and do another video together! I miss you as well and love watching your IG stories :D
I made cones yesterday. I bought the cones ready rolled and the powder etc from Ash Kumar in the UK. Because I struggled so much with rolling cones myself. Today most of my hands are a lovely brown/orange stain. What I really struggled with was filling the cones. I couldn't get the carrot bag to go down far enough. So with many cones it glooped out th etop when taping it down.
Your videos are so incredible. My mom was a Henna artist in India and is now retired. I have learned this art from her. I also use to apply henna before my kids were born and want to start again but so much has changed in the process that I learned from my mom. I must say it has become so convenient now. Currently, I am trying to shop for cellophane sheets locally in MA, USA. I see that you have links for them for paper mart but it cost too much for shipping. Can you please advise the thickness of cellophane used to make cones so I can shop locally to get started? I see the thickness of 2.3 to 3 mil. which is good for cones. An approximation will be fine too. Thank you
I used a Doritos bag! :)
Lol
That's so random yet clever! Brilliant idea! Xxx
Mood
Why I never thought of this
Eco friendly 😆😆
Haha whenever I try it never works. practice makes perfect :-) I follow you on Instagram love your work!
Omgosh yes when I first started making them I had to start over and over for one cone haha but definitely the more you do it the easier it becomes! :D
Thank you so much! You really made rolling my cone so easy 🌸
Thank you for this great video! Someday I wonder if you could make a video on how you do henna on yourself? Tips on positioning etc.? Just a thought. Thank you!!!!
That's a good idea! I will be trying to focus more on videos so I will take that one into consideration for sure! :D
This video was really helpful! Thanks a lot ❤
Made a huge mess trying to fill mine I don’t know how the paste didn’t spill out the bag for you in between
I like your ideas
Thank you, helpful!
Hi there, When will you restock your henna? I would really love to try it! Also you are truly a inspirational person.
Aaizah Anjum hi! I'll be restocking hopefully by tomorrow 😄
I will be restocking hopefully by tomorrow!
Will you be shipping henna internationally? I tried to order your henna but it's only for United States. I'm a big fan of your work from Australia. I would really love to try your henna.
Thank you for this amazing video!
Are you measuring your henna once you have put it into the cone?
Mariam Javed I do for my orders I ship out for customers, I have a 15 gm and 25 gm size but for myself i don’t measure I just fill them up slightly more than 3/4 of the cone then seal. So it’s up to you if you want them all exact or not 🙌
Thank you for your reply :)
How do you know that you’ve got 15g & 25g?
You use a digital scale and set it to grams and fill them accordingly
You’re a star! Thank you so much! ❤️
solid video
You are really great
Which cellotape u r using ....
Normal cellotape leave the one when we take out from freezer
I luv ur videos
Thank u
How long did it take you to perfect making them?
Alright I've got a few problems. So I always make a henna cone from a plastic bag and that works fine, but when I go use it it always leaks. And this has more to do with my henna making, I make the henna myself, but when applying it it clogs. It,s really annoying and makes it hard to do it good. I'm no expert and quite new to this, it's also not really a part of my culture, so I really have no idea how it's supposed to work. So I hope you can help me.
Use lots of tape on every seam! I've noticed the rectangle works best with cello or thicker paper and the triangle method works best for Mylar or thinner material. Also watch my other video on how to strain your henna paste so you won't have any clumps. Rolling around a pin like in this video also helps because sometimes if you cut the tip with scissors it can snag and not be as freely flowing. But rolling with a pin does take some practice--hope that helps!
@@GopiHenna sadly after using a lot of tape, the cone is really stiff and hard to work with, is there a way to avoid this?
May be you need to strain the paste again to make the cone clog proof.
Which plastic sheet u r using
they are cello rolls from papermart.com
Where can I buy that cone paper . I try Walmart they don’t have it pls help
awesome video, thank you!
Is it okay to mix oil with henna?
Quick question...what mm is the cellophane? I hope thats the right measurements...lol
My henna doesnt come out properly it gets stuck :(
aneeqa ali did you strain your henna?
U r looking very beautiful in an indian attire
Yeah sure like i will make it like that
If I want to buy your mehndi cone, where can I buy it?
Bestttttt ❤️❤️
How can buy your henna please reply 😊😊
👍👍👍👍👍
Plz tell me cover name I want learn and practice mahendi designs
عفاكم اشنو سميت هاذا لي خذمات بيه
I'm sorry, what paper? I cannot hear very well right now, and the captions didn't help.
I thought I'm gonna hear that Indian accent but wow
Are you married BC I saw sindoor
🤮🤮🤮🤮
Which plastic sheet u r using