Henna tattoo application is a traditional body art technique that involves applying a natural dye made from the henna plant onto the skin to create intricate, temporary designs. The paste is carefully applied using cones or brushes, allowing for detailed patterns that range from simple shapes to elaborate motifs.

Once applied, the henna paste is left to dry for several hours to ensure the dye stains the skin effectively, resulting in a rich, reddish-brown color that typically lasts one to three weeks. Henna tattoos are popular for special occasions, cultural celebrations, and as a form of self-expression, offering a safe, non-permanent alternative to conventional tattoos.