The history of henna and Mehndi is very old. Henna Natural Mehndi has been used for centuries for the treatment of leprosy, smallpox and chickenpox. Henna was introduced in India in the 12th century by the Mughals. Henna is used in a ceremonial manner as skin tattoos (Mehndi) with lucky symbols varies according to the religion or region. It is a ritual that takes place mostly at marriages. Henna is actually a tree and its leaves are small and green, but effects are reddish. Natural henna is famous for its values, effects and sweet pleasurable fragrance.

Henna is available in very less countries in the world. India is one of the largest manufacturer and supplier of henna. Mehndi, often known as henna, is available in a wide range of variants such as Indian Mehndi, Pakistan and Arabic Mehndi to name three. Indian henna is considered to be of the best quality in the world.