Maruthani Leaf,  Lawsonia Inermis, Henna Leaf, Mehandi, Gorintaaku, Mignonette Tree, Egyptian Privet, Mailanji, Goranti, Gorante, Madirengi, Goranthu, Aalada Mara, Alada Mara, Vada, Bargad, மருதாணி இலை.

TREE NATURE:

The plant is native to the dry, coastal scrublands of North Africa, the Middle East, and parts of southern Asia. The Maruthani plant is native to regions like India, Pakistan, and the Middle East.

SEASONS:

It is widely distributed in the tropical and sub tropical regions of the world throughout the year.

PLANT TYPE:

The leaves of the henna plant contain a chemical called lawsone, which is used to make a yellow dye. This dye has been used for centuries to color skin, hair, and fingernails, as well as fabrics like silk, wool, and leather.

TRADITIONAL VALUES:

The leaves of the Lawsonia inermis plant are traditionally used to make henna, a reddish-brown dye that's used to temporarily stain skin and dye fabrics. It's considered a safe dye that doesn't permanently damage hair follicles. Henna is a symbol of festivity in India, and is especially associated with marriage in north India.

STORAGE INSTRUCTION:

          Store in an airtight jar, in a cool and dry place and away from direct sunlight.

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