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Women often use henna to make white hair black and shiny. But applying mehendi in winter season can cause some trouble because the nature of mehendi is cold. This can cause cold or other health problems, especially for those who suffer from lung problems. Therefore, it is important to keep some things in mind while applying mehndi in winter. Here we are telling 6 easy tips which will help you while applying mehendi in winter.
1. Mix clove, camphor and fenugreek powder in mehendi
- To balance the cold effect of henna in winter, grind 2-4 cloves and mix them in henna paste.
- Apart from this, mix 1 camphor and 1 spoon fenugreek powder in mehendi.
- This mixture will not only keep the hair black but will also reduce the risk of cold and cough.
2. Apply mehndi sitting in the sun
- Sit in the sun before and during applying mehendi during winter season.
- This will provide warmth to your body and you will be able to avoid cold and cough.
- The heat of the sun reduces the cooling effect of henna.
3. Dry hair with hair dryer
- If you feel cold very quickly, then after applying henna, dry your hair with the help of a hair dryer.
- This will dry the hair quickly and there will be no risk of getting cold.
- Sitting with wet hair can be harmful to health, especially in winter.
4. Lightly heat the henna paste
- Before applying henna, keep the paste in hot water for some time.
- Keep mixing it in between so that the paste becomes slightly warm.
- Applying lukewarm henna paste on hair reduces the chances of getting cold and cough.
5. Keep mehendi near room heater
- Before applying the prepared henna paste, keep it near the room heater for some time.
- This will make the paste slightly lukewarm, due to which there will be no feeling of cold after applying it on the hair.
- Due to the heat, the effect of henna will also be better on the hair.