Watch out for that temporary tattoo —- it may leave a lasting impression. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration warned consumers Monday about temporary henna tattoos, some of which contain a … ...

Typically, traditional henna tattoos come from the henna plant, which is used to create a reddish-brown, natural dye applied to the skin, according to Good Housekeeping. 9 The 7-year-old had to go ...

Henna - a plant dye used to draw tattoos on to the body for weddings, festivals and other special occasions - has been used in India and the Middle East for centuries. Henna tattoos first had a ...

“Permanent Behavior: Getting Tatted in the Bay,” is our four-part series, about local tattoo artists. In these stories, we dive into the permanence of ink as it resides on impermanent beings. “People ...

Also known as Mehndi, these tattoos are not permanent and only last between one and two weeks — depending on your skin, the quality of the henna, and how often you wash the area.The tattoo is ...

WATERLOO --- Henna: the look of a tattoo without the forever. The temporary skin decoration is common in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and some parts of Africa. Now the art has come to Waterloo ...

The Food and Drug Administration is now warning that the temporary tattoos referred to as “black henna” potentially contain toxic chemicals and ingredients that can leave a permanent mark on the skin.