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What is the difference between Mehndi and Henna?

What is the difference between Mehndi and Henna?

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N. Reyes

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N. Reyes
N. Reyes, Writer, B.ed, California

Answered Oct 22, 2019

People cannot help but wonder if mehndi and Henna are the same. Mehndi and Henna both come from the same plant that will come with a sort of color that will be placed on different parts of the body. The term “Henna” comes from an Arabic word, while the term “Mehndi” is a Sanskrit word.

People cannot help but wonder if mehndi and Henna are the same. Mehndi and Henna both come from the
The main difference between the two is Henna is the type of ink that is used in order to decorate various parts of the body while Mehndi is the design that can be drawn on the body with the use of Henna. There are some people who use Henna, but they do not use the Mehndi designs. Rather, they would use designs that they feel can fit their personalities more.

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H. Jones

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H. Jones, Web Content Writer, San Antonio,

Answered Sep 11, 2019

Mehndi and henna have the same meaning. They both describe a particular dye derived for a plant. This dye is used to color skin, hair, nails, like temporary tattoos and clothes. The only notable difference between these two words is their origin. Mehndi is the term that describes the dye in Hindi. It has its origin from a Sanskrit word called “mendhika.” It is also a common part of the Indian culture mainly in Indian marriages.

Mehndi and henna have the same meaning. They both describe a particular dye derived for a plant.
Henna, on the other hand, is derived from the henna tree. The word “henna” has its origin from an Arabic word called “hinna.” The leaves of the plant are dried and powdered to be used for many artistic purposes. It is also the most common term used to refer to the coloring dye. I hope you find this helpful.

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J. Pollock

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J. Pollock, Science Professor, Los Angeles

Answered Sep 04, 2019

These two terms actually mean the same thing. Mehndi is known to be the Indian word for Henna while Henna is the Arabic word for Mehndi. These terms refer to the ink that may come from a plant that people may use if they want a temporary tattoo that will last for a long period of time.

These two terms actually mean the same thing. Mehndi is known to be the Indian word for Henna while
Some people would choose to get a henna tattoo first if they want to see how a certain symbol or tattoo will look on them before they make it permanent. Mehndi may sometimes refer to the designs that will be placed on the body so there may be a slight difference between the two words. A lot of people still use these two terms interchangeably.

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Bobby Rickets

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Bobby Rickets, Content Reviewer

Answered Sep 03, 2019

Mehndi and Henna are said to be the same. The only difference is that Mehndi is the term that is used to describe Henna in India. Henna is known to be an Arabic word that will mean Mehndi. They are made from a flowering plant. The ink of this plant is extracted, and they can be carefully applied to the skin. For Indians, they would apply it on their hands for special occasions.

Mehndi and Henna are said to be the same. The only difference is that Mehndi is the term that is
Some people use Henna all over the world when they want to see how a tattoo will look like on them. Henna is considered to be more than a temporary tattoo; this can also refer to the plant where the ink comes from and even a type of dye.

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