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WINNIPEG HENNA ARTIST
Lori Fast
I've been doodling since I could first pick up a pencil. As my doodles evolved, I discovered the art of Henna. The patterns I enjoyed doodling were similar to the designs I saw in Henna tattoos, so it was a natural transition for me to begin using henna as an extension of my creativity and art.
I began playing with henna in 2013 and absolutely fell in love with it. Mostly self taught, I love exploring different cultural designs and creating my own unique style. I've taken classes with someone the worlds best artists and studied abroad in Northern India.
I offer both traditional and contemporary designs that can be customized to your style.
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Browse through these photos to find something suitable to your style or ask me to customize something specific to what you like. Henna can be the perfect precursor to a real tattoo or used simply because you love henna...
Prices are listed next to design. Or ask for a quote based on size & detail.
BRIDAL Henna
Pricing Starts at $300
Pick a design from the samples given or let me customize a design fit to your preference. Both traditional and contemporary designs available.
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Sangeets or bridal parties: $100hr
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Boudoir Henna
Pricing Starts at $150 - $500
Decorate your body with elaborate Henna designs that make you feel beautiful in your skin.
Pick a design from the samples or let me customize something specific to your style.
Baby Bellies
Celebrate your body and your Pregnancy. Decorate your belly with the beautiful art of henna. Gift to yourself or someone you know who is becoming a Mother.
Henna KIDS
Kids love henna. It is a fun and safe way to get a tattoo without the pain or permanence.
Kids parties, bbq's or birthdays.
Or buy a henna cone and let them play.
Henna Photoshoots
Decorate yourself in the Art of Henna and then capture the moment with a unique photoshoot that works with your style.
Jagua Tattoos
Jagua is another type of natural plant dye that comes from the Amazon Jungle. It stains a deep blue color & lasts 1-2 weeks.
DIY Henna WorkBook
$25 each comes with Henna Cone
$5 per Additional Cone
For those looking for something creative to do during this time, Lockdown 2020, I'm selling my Henna Workshop booklets for $25 each. It includes lots of useful information and tidbits on henna and lots of patterns and inspiration to keep you and your loved ones busy. It comes with a homemade henna cone.
Henna History
The Art of Henna is a well known tradition, used for over 5000 years in India, Africa and the Middle East. Henna has been used to decorate the body and amplify ones beauty. It is believed across many cultures that henna is used to bless and protect the wearer. Different designs and patterns can be found in different areas of the world symbolizing different cultural beliefs.
Most commonly known form of Henna is Mehndi, where brides in India are decorated before they celebrate their Wedding.
HENNA's MEDICINAL PROPERTIES
Did you know that the henna plant has a wide range of medicinal properties and has been used for various ailments dating back as early as 1500BCE. It's more than simply a dye used for cosmetic decoration. It has antimicrobial and antibacterial affects and has been used for eons to treat a wide range of skin disorders.
Henna can heal wounds, and is effective on burns, frost bite and is a natural sunblock.
The oil from the henna plant can be used to heal arthritis and cure liver disorders. To name only a few of it's healing qualities, this is likely why Henna is called the "magic plant", and also the reason why you feel so good when you have henna on your body.
WHAT IS HENNA?
Henna is a plant that grows in hot climates and stains the skin a deep earthy red tone. I make my own henna paste, to ensure no harmful chemicals are added. The powder comes from Rajasthan, India. I add only an essential oil like lavender or tea tree oil, some water and a table spoon of sugar to help make the paste be sticky.
Henna stains can last anywhere from 7-14 days.