Fresh henna cones,
bridal kits & holud nights.
Henna paste in the cone is henna powder, eucalyptus oil, lemon juice, sugar and water. Nothing else, no PPD, no black dye. From ৳60 a cone, cash on delivery all over Bangladesh.

From green paste to deep brown.
Henna does not show its real colour on day one. Here is what to expect, hour by hour.
Paste on
Draw the design, then dab a little lemon and sugar on top. Leave the paste on for 6 to 8 hours, or overnight.
Scrape, do not wash
Flake the dry paste off with a blunt edge and keep water away for the first hours. The colour is bright orange now.
Turning red-brown
The stain keeps deepening as the skin takes it up. A thin layer of oil helps it hold.
Deepest brown
Usually the richest shade, about 24 to 48 hours after you scrape the paste off.
Slowly fading
Skin renews itself and the design softens over one to two weeks. Palms and soles hold colour longest.
Every skin is different. Colour depends on your skin, the age of the paste and aftercare, so we never promise a shade. Do a small test on the inner wrist first if your skin is sensitive.
Four things. That is the whole list.
Henna powder
Finely sifted Lawsonia inermis leaf powder, mixed into a smooth paste. This is the dye.
Eucalyptus oil
A few drops for scent and a smooth flow out of the tip.
Lemon juice and sugar
Makes the paste slightly sticky so lines hold on the skin.
Water, and the cone
That is all. A sealed food-grade plastic cone you snip at the tip to the line width you want.
Six shelves. All in taka.
Cones for daily use, kits for the bride, packs for the night, and an artist at your door.
Cones and kits, ready to send.

Classic Henna Cone 30 g
৳ 90

Bridal Fine-Line Cone 40 g
৳ 150

Dark-Stain Cone 40 g
৳ 130

Cone Trio Pack 3 × 30 g
৳ 240

Kids Mini Cone 15 g
৳ 60

Starter Bridal Kit
৳ 1,450

Full Bridal Kit
৳ 2,650

Hands & Feet Bridal Kit
৳ 3,450
Pick the kit, add the bride.
Each kit lists every piece. No surprise extras, no hidden costs.
Starter
One hand, one evening: a first bridal try-out.
Full Bridal
Both hands with fine detail, plus a sleeve of practice.
Hands & Feet
The whole bridal look: hands, forearms and feet.
How many cones for the night?
Plan by guest count, then add a pack that already holds the cones and pattern sheets.
A rough guide for simple palm and finger designs on 30 g cones. Full arm designs need more. Not sure? Message us the guest count and we will tell you.




Book a mehendi artist
No payment now. Starting price ৳6,500 for bridal hands and feet in Dhaka (up to 4 hours); the final price is confirmed on the phone.
From hands we have decorated.

The fine-line cone made thin, clean lines and the stain was deep brown on day two. The list on the cone matched what I read online.

We ordered the party pack for 20 cousins. The pattern sheets saved the evening, even the kids got a design.

She arrived on time, finished both hands and feet in about four hours and told me how to keep the stain. Clear price, no extras.
Is there PPD or black dye in your cones?
No. The paste is henna powder, eucalyptus oil, lemon juice, sugar and water. Natural henna stains orange to brown; if anyone offers you "black henna", it is not henna paste. Skip it.
How long do I keep the paste on?
Six to eight hours gives a good stain; overnight is fine if you can. Keep it moist with lemon and sugar, then scrape it off. Avoid water for the first hours.
How long does the colour last?
Usually one to two weeks. It depends on your skin and how you look after it. Palms and soles hold colour longest.
How should I store the cones?
Keep them in the freezer and take one out 20 to 30 minutes before use. At room temperature the paste loses strength within days. Never refreeze a cone you have already thawed twice.
Can children use them?
Yes, with an adult. Test a small dot on the inner wrist first, keep paste away from eyes, and wash it off if the skin feels sore. The Kids Mini Cone has a small tip that is easy to hold.
What if a cone arrives dried or leaking?
Send a photo of the cone and the box on the same day. We replace it. We cannot take back a cone that has been opened and used.
