Henna painting - Whole Blood and Components
Also known as: hina, mehndi
Essential information
- Obligatory
- Discretionary
Accept.
Supporting information
- See if relevant
- Additional information
Traditional henna painting (also known as mehndi or hina) is sometimes referred to as tattooing but it does not involve skin piercing and so does not represent a transfusion hazard. The dye binds permanently with proteins in the skin and so the effect can last several months.
- Reason for change:
- 'Additional Information' has been added.
- Version details:
WB-DSG Edition 203 Release 01 (01 June 2010)