Typically, traditional henna tattoos come from the henna plant, which is used to create a reddish-brown, natural dye applied to the skin, according to Good Housekeeping.

Before you start asking, yes, it's safe for a pregnant woman to get a brown henna tattoo. The naturally made dye is made by mixing the henna plant with water, lemon, and essential oils.

Traditional henna paste will look dark green, khaki, or greenish brown, not black, so if a henna artist is applying a slick black paste, then do not get a tattoo from her.

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