From a one-hand design to full bridal mehndi, prices come straight from our Fresha menu.
Read more about henna designs on our main page, see our ladies-only salon for Stratford clients, or call us on 020 3730 9118.
Need henna for Eid or a wedding near Stratford? We are at 18 White Church Lane, Whitechapel, about 22 minutes from Stratford station: the Central line to Mile End, then the District line to Aldgate East.
Everyone who works at Maryam Hair & Beauty is a woman, and our private area means hijab-wearing clients can relax completely. From Stratford and Westfield, the Central line gets you to Mile End in a few minutes.
Simple henna starts with one hand, one side, and can cover both hands or any part of the body.
Bridal henna takes about two hours. Book a day or two before the wedding so the colour has time to deepen.
Book your Eid henna early, and the whole family can come for matching designs.
Leave the paste on as long as you can, keep it dry, and avoid water for a few hours for a richer stain.
Your henna artist talks through the design and placement with you before she starts.
Allow about 22 minutes from Stratford station, plus a few extra minutes for connections. If you need more than one treatment, book them back to back to save a second trip.
Stratford is about 22 minutes away: Central line to Mile End, change to the District line for Aldgate East, then a short walk to White Church Lane.
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About 22 minutes from Stratford station, door to door. The salon is at 18 White Church Lane, Whitechapel, E1 7QR, a 7-minute walk from Aldgate East.
Simple henna designs can be done on any part of the body.
Bridal henna takes about two hours. Book it a day or two before the wedding so the colour can develop.
Henna usually fades over one to three weeks, depending on aftercare and skin type.
From Stratford station, take the Central line to Mile End, then the District line to Aldgate East and walk about 7 minutes: around 22 minutes door to door.