Henna tattoos are a tourist attraction now reaching Europe,
and come from the arabic tradition of tattooing the bride for the wedding,
and only the women know how to do it. The skin remains dyed for at least fifteen
days, and three months until it totally goes away. It`s not well looked upon
on men because it is considered to be effeminate.The women Moroccans also
put on makeup with genna the lazy days some to others as entertainment.
The genna is a stupendous capillary mask too and it gives to the hair a very
natural reddish tone. It can also be used like remedy anti-louse.
