Ready to use & easy to apply:
The cone is pre-filled and has a small hole at the tip. If you want a thicker line, you can simply snip a little more off the tip. You can draw freehand or use a stencil – ideal for creative, individual designs on any skin.

For children's birthday parties: Two children can paint each other – so you only need approximately half the number of cones relative to the number of children.

Step-by-step:

1. Prepare the cone

• Take the cone out of the freezer about 1 hour before use.
  

2. Prepare the skin

• The skin should be clean and dry.
  
• Please do not apply lotion beforehand– oils and creams can impair the color release.
  

3. Apply design

• You can draw freehandor use a stencil. It might take a little practice at first, but you learn very quickly and will soon get the hang of it.
  

4. Let the paste dry

• Let the henna paste dry completely in the air.
  
• The longer the paste remains on the skin, the more intense the shade will be later.
  
  Leaving it on overnightis also possible.
  

5. Remove dried paste

• Do not wash offwith water.
  
• Instead, gently rub offthe dried layer when dry
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  (e.g., with your fingers or a soft cloth).
  Afterward, apply some oil

(e.g., coconut, almond, or olive oil) – this protects the color and ensures it develops particularly intensely.

• 6. Protect the colorAvoid contact with water
• as much as possible for the first few hours after removal.
  

The less you wash the area in the first 24 hours, the darker and longer-lasting the color will be.

Note for childrenChildren often do not have the patience to let the paste sit for a long time. That is perfectly fine!

An application time of just 20–30 minutesis enough for the henna to leave a stain that lasts for several days– just a bit lighter

Aqua (Water), Lawsonia Inermis Leaf Powder (Henna), Eucalyptus Globulus Leaf Oil (Eucalyptus Oil), Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Peel Oil (Orange Oil), Eugenia Caryophyllus Bud Oil (Clove Oil)