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How to Use Glitter Glue to Make Henna Art

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Embellish henna art with glitter glue and even jewels for a more exotic look. There are two techniques for using glitter to create a simple, temporary tattoo. You don't have to be a tattoo artist to create henna art with glitter glue.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Plastic stencil
  • Eyelash adhesive
  • Cosmetic grade glitter
  • Soft make up brush
  • Alcohol
  • Cotton balls

    Draw With Glitter Paste

  1. Step 1

    Use a colored hair gel as the base for glitter paste. Add 1 tbsp. in a bowl. Mix cosmetic grade glitter with the base. Use enough glitter to show through the color gel. The glitter will create a gilded appearance.

  2. Step 2

    Put the glitter paste in an applicator bottle. Choose a bottle with the size tip most appropriate for your design.

  3. Step 3

    Draw your design directly with the applicator tip. You can draw around an existing henna design or create your own. Make small corrections with a cotton swab if necessary.

  4. Stencil With Glue and Loose Glitter

  5. Step 1

    Choose a stencil pattern to use for your design. Position the pattern where you want to apply the design. You may overlap a henna design with the stencil or create an independent design.

  6. Step 2

    Dab the adhesive through the stencil with a cotton swab or other applicator. Push the adhesive to the edges of the stencil to maintain a clear image.

  7. Step 3

    Spray glitter from the applicator onto the glued areas. Press the glitter into the adhesive and all the way to the edges of the stencil with a brush. Add more colors if desired.

  8. Step 4

    Remove the stencil when you are satisfied with the design.

Tips & Warnings
  • Remove these designs by rubbing lightly with alcohol on a cotton ball.
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