Indian Pakistani Finger Mehndi Design with Jaal and Moon

Measured from this photo

• About 35% of the skin in the photo is covered in henna: more ink than 55% of the 2,433 finger designs we have measured.
• By area: fingers 36%, palm or back of the hand 19%, wrist and arm 47%.
• A typical line is about 1.6 mm wide, so you would want a cone with a wider tip, or more pressure.
• Laid end to end, the lines come to about 1.9 m of henna across 2 hands.
• It has about 9 separate dots.
• More than half of the ink is filled-in shapes rather than lines, so it needs a thicker paste and longer to dry.

Estimates read by our software from the photo itself. The angle, crop and lighting of a photo change them, so treat them as a guide.