Henna is a tall flowering shrub usually discovered in tropical and subtropical places of Africa, Southern Asia, and northern Australasia. The phrase "Henna" is derived from the Arabic word Hina. In India, henna is sometimes referred to as Mehndi.

Lawsone is a red-orange dye molecule produced by the Henna plant Lawsonia Inermis. The molecule has the distinctive ability for bonding and has been utilized to dye skin, finger, nails, leather, silk, and wool as a final result.

The dye molecule, which is utilized for bonding, is mainly concentrated in the tall henna shrub leaves. Black Henna, Red Henna, and White Henna are not produced from the original henna and may consist of unlisted dyes and chemical substances.

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