Mehndi design trends are changing by using gems and glitter with adorable latest mehndi designs. Now your mehndi design looks incomplete with decorating it with gems and beautiful glitters. You can add these glamorous techniques with Pakistani, Indian and arabic mehndi design , just to add some sparking effect you can enhances the beauty of your mehandi design easily. There are many techniques to apply gems and glitter on your designs of mehandi. Usually Zardosi technique is used to apply these ornamentations and in India it is quite popular. This techiniqe is called zardosi because in Indian culture these ornaments like gems and stones are used to apply on fabric like saries, bridal wears and other heavy work dresses. Indian brides love to use these adornments on their latest Indian bridal Glitter mehndi designs to enhance the beauty of their bridal dress and to increase the glamour.
In all traditional functions and wedding events there is competition between all girls to apply beautiful mehndi designs on their hands by gliding gems and glitter with them.
How To Apply Gems & Glitter Work?
This very simple technique, but it needs expertise to apply , you need to have some practice first to make it perfect for any event to make your glitter mehendi designs beautiful. To draw beautiful mehndi design with henna at your hand or legs leave the space on your skin where you want to apply glitter or gems. Now you can fill your mehndi patterns with gliding or glitters. Gliding or Glitter is color paste usually available in cones with fine tips. Gliding and Glitter have no color like henna color and these adornments are one wash go products. Gliding are simple colors paste and glitters are like sparking color paste in cones. Use adhesive paste to apply gems in the glitter mehndi designs. Keep tissue to wipe immediately if your glitter mehndi designs went wrong.
Here are some glitter mehndi designs which are trendy and look so beautiful for bridal and formal functions.
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