Mehndi by Loretta Roome  (9)
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Be a walking work of art without damaging your delicate skin! Dorine Van Den Beukel's unusual how-to book, Traditional Mehndi Designs, details everything one needs to know to create temporary henna tattoos, focusing on traditional designs from India, Africa and the Middle East. Its three chapters--all light in verbiage and resplendent with full-colour photography--outline the history of Mendhi, offer instructional techniques and graphically document hundreds of designs carefully illustrated in black and white for you to copy onto yourself. One look at this gorgeous art book and you will wonder why Mehndi didn't catch on during the 1960s. Head to toe paisley that washes off in the rain--now there's a concept that should tickle the fancy of the terminally hip. --P. Randall Cohan
Be a walking work of art without damaging your delicate skin! Dorine Van Den Beukel's unusual how-to book, Traditional Mehndi Designs, details everything one needs to know to create temporary henna tattoos, focusing on traditional designs from India, Africa and the Middle East. Its three chapters--all light in verbiage and resplendent with full-colour photography--outline the history of Mendhi, offer instructional techniques and graphically document hundreds of designs carefully illustrated in black and white for you to copy onto yourself. One look at this gorgeous art book and you will wonder why Mehndi didn't catch on during the 1960s. Head to toe paisley that washes off in the rain--now there's a concept that should tickle the fancy of the terminally hip. --P. Randall Cohan