Fill with Ziba Mehndi Mix to use as a pen and draw as many different designs as you want. Mehndi takes on different shades of the bronze color on each individual as well as different parts of the body. For the darkest and best results use on the palms of the hands and feet. The bindi started out as part of the Hindu marriage ceremony centuries ago. It was one of the symbols associated with a married woman and used to be primarily red Kumkum powder.
Kumkum powder is made from a flower in India and soon was converted into a liquid form.
As time progressed, Kumkum became available in many different colors and women started to match there bindis with the color of the outfit they were wearing. The next step towards modern Bindis was the stick on Bindi. Today, Bindis are available in millions of different designs and colors. They are a necessary part of an Indian womans make up, and are now becoming an international fashion statement. The Ziba Bindi Kit has been designed to provide three options for your Bindi needs.