Henna tattoos

Henna tattoos, also known as Mehndi, is another form of temporary tattoo. Coming from a south Asian tradition, henna uses marks made by the stains of silver nitrate on the skin when exposed to ultraviolet light. Traditional henna is drawn in geometrical patterns on the hands, feet, and face, but modern henna is applied in any shape anywhere on the body. Unlike other forms of temporary tattoos, henna does not allow for a full range of colors but only shades of reds, browns, and blacks. Also, the process of applying the tattoo and allowing it to absorb ultra-violet light, means that henna tattos once done take minutes, not seconds to be ready, like other temporary tattoos. However, with this extended finishing time, comes a long lasting result. Most henna tattoos can take up to two weeks to fade from the skin.

"Beauty or the Beast"

A temporary tattoo is an image on the skin resembling a true tattoo, but is non-permanent. Temporary tattoos can be drawn, painted, or airbrushed, but most of the time these tattoos are transferred to the skin. Temporary tattoos of any kind are used for numerous purposes including self-expression, identification, and advertising. For example, actors who wish to add to their character's distinctiveness might take temporary tattoos painted on the skin by hand or using stencils as part of their cosmetic ritual.

the borneo tattoo

It seems you can put a tattoo anywhere on your body. Here the ancient Dayak had them on his back, including the small backside. Try it and be really outstanding in your exotic taste and new fashion trend.

Travel to Borneo by Malaysia Airlines or Air Asia and get your travel gears and tour guides.

The Dayak tattoos in the olden days came with its own exotic hairstyle that was fashionable. There was no hair saloon then but they did have hair specialists in the longhouse somewhere. So expand your business with a hair saloon next door.