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That is why the beauty of women can enchant the whole world. Aware of their nature as creatures are beautiful, many women how to maintain and add to the beauty of the body.
Since the time of ancient Egypt, women beautify the body in various ways, one of which is to color the body, using Henna. The use of henna is already known in 400 AD in India for hair coloring. In Roman culture and Spanish Henna is also known for writing on papyrus sheet since the 16th century BC. Meanwhile, in Syria and Egypt Henna known since the 14th century BC, as well as cosmetic and medicine.
Henna not only serves as a coloring material body, lips or hair, but also turned out to have medical properties. Because of this, the use of Henna is still popular today. Although the color of henna on the skin and hair is only temporary, but Henna is able to maintain the quality of the hair and skin of the wearer because it contains a lot of protein.
And because it contains protein anyway, Henna is also used in the process of tanning hides and skins, silk and wool, to the needs of clothing, shoes, bags and others. Even in Morocco, Henna function is included for insect repellent, preventing mildew and rotting. Ancient Egyptian society also believes that the use of Henna is able to bring good luck and good fortune, cast out demons, keep negative energy and because it is natural, is believed to also be fostered. In Arabic, Henna is also a symbol of health and sensuality. In the tradition of Pakistan and India, the use of Henna is devoted to the particular moment, that marriage, because people there believe the law will be happy to wear henna and receive the bride.
Until now, Henna was used to decorate the body and hair coloring. Henna is made from the leaves of henna, which is the Latin name Lawsonia inermis. Henna plants grow in the Middle East, Africa, India and Australia. Henna is now widely cultivated in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Morocco, Yemen, Iran, Afghanistan, Somalia, Tunisia, Libya, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. Henna tree trunks and leaves dense, with a high 2-6meter.