Mehandhi

Dear All Chennai Induslady Members,

For all Induslady members an important information I am
going to give here. In various forums or posts somany
ladies asked about Mehandhi. Nearly four or five persons
are doing Mehandhi opposite to Nalli Silks in Panagal Park
at T. Nagar under big big umbrellas. Interested all can
make use of this.

kaverivenkat

thanks for posting

Originally Posted by kaverivenkat

Dear All Chennai Induslady Members,

For all Induslady members an important information I am
going to give here. In various forums or posts somany
ladies asked about Mehandhi. Nearly four or five persons
are doing Mehandhi opposite to Nalli Silks in Panagal Park
at T. Nagar under big big umbrellas. Interested all can
make use of this.

kaverivenkat

Hello Everybody,

To add my comments on the people who are putting mehandi opposite to Nali silks in panagal park.
They are still available and they put nice design. I tried during diwali and it became nice dark color.
They charged half hand Rs75/-.
Hope you can try and enjoy mehandi.

Nirmala

I also got good comments and I heard that they charge Rs.25 for half hand.Planning to try next week.Will let you know my experiences.

Hi

I am hearing many news that after some days /months we will get some diease as they are not using proper mehendhi (adding some chemical ) to become Dark colour. Even i tried for Half hand 50rs many times... but now i am worried.

Hi all,
Do similar kind of people available in chennai, Annanagar to put mehandhi ??


Thanks in advance

I am a lover of mehandi, and I knew this before. My only problem, for which obviously there is no solution is that - I need to driver back after mehandi. So one day, kaila mehandi pottunudu, pondy bazaar suthanum - appo dhan this will work out. It is a fanatastic idea actually, amma oda shopping poda, mehandi pottukalam - no need to lift bags!

Dear friends
why dont you try our good old marudhani leaves? grind it smoothly in the mixie, add a few drops of eucalyptus and draw patterns. It is good for hands and nails, no chemicals added.
Uma

Indeed a wonderful idea. But the problem is that, I don't know to draw mehandi. Infact, I have a huge marudhani plant at home!

No problem Archana. Draw patterns in your hand with sunnambu (edible) and apply marudhani paste on it. remove it as usual after overnight. See the result. In a red background with white patterns. Or use a bigger syringe and draw a kolam, especially padikolam is a very good design for marudhani. Any body can draw lines, know.
Uma