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- StyleCosmopolitan
This Little Girl May Be Scarred For Life After Getting A Henna Tattoo
WARNING: These images are extremely graphic.
- NewsYahoo Life
The Powerful Meaning Behind Beyoncé’s Baby Shower Belly Art
For Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s African-themed occasion known as the "Carter Push Party," the couple had an elaborate shower surrounded by family and close friends.
- NewsYahoo Beauty
Teen Nearly Blinded by Hair Dye
Teen Tylah Durie suffered a severe allergic reaction when she tried to tint her eyebrows and lashes at home. After an attempt to tint her eyebrows and lashes,?16-year-old Tylah suffered an allergic reaction to at-home dye that left her “looking like a frog,” in her words. Until she landed in the hospital, Durie had no idea that she was even allergic to?Paraphenylenediamine (PPD), a common ingredient in dark hair dyes.
- NewsJenna Birch
Doctors Caution Against Black Henna Tattoos After 10-Year-Old Boy’s Skin Reaction
Black henna tattoos can cause a bad reaction, and doctors are suggesting that everyone consider avoiding getting them, especially while traveling.
- NewsBeth Greenfield
The Rare But Scary Dangers of Henna Hair Dye
A beauty and health vlogger online feed took a scary turn recently, when her salon color — supposedly done with all-natural henna — triggered a horrific allergic reaction that landed her in the ER.
- NewsEmily Sundberg
The Meaning Behind Beyoncé’s Hennaed Hands
Beyoncé has shown the world her henna on Instagram this week, joining other celebrities, from Gigi Hadid to Rihanna, who embrace the traditional decorative art.
- NewsMic
Gigi Hadid Has Something to Say About the Cultural Appropriation Debate
On Tuesday night, model Gigi Hadid did a very Gigi Hadid thing: She hung out with some of her friends, talked for hours, gushed (we assume) about her maybe-boyfriend Zayn Malik and had herself a little henna party. Under the picture of her friends hands covered in artful henna designs, she commented: “Before you go all ‘cultural appropriation’ in my comments, check out my last name. Hadid’s statement comes at a time when the so-called “cultural appropriation police” has become a vocal, debated
