Henna by Divyy

Henna by Divyy is a henna body art and beauty business in Los Angeles. The studio at 363 S Fairfax Ave works by appointment, and mobile and event henna is available across Los Angeles and nearby areas.

Henna & Jagua is the signature service, covering personal body art, bridal designs and artistry for celebrations and events. Bridal and wedding designs are shaped around the wedding, the client's style and how much coverage they want. The business also works with engagements and sangeets, destination weddings, private parties, and cultural celebrations such as Karwa Chauth, Diwali and Eid. Destination travel is confirmed by enquiry, and corporate work includes brand activations and product launches.

Henna is made from dried, ground Lawsonia inermis leaves prepared as a paste. It starts orange or light and deepens to reddish-brown or brown over roughly 24 to 48 hours, and the stain often lasts around one to two weeks, depending on placement and aftercare. Jagua is traditionally derived from Genipa americana fruit. It produces a temporary blue to blue-black stain on the outer skin, is not the same as black henna, and is not permanent tattoo ink. The business cannot guarantee identical color or wear time from one client or body location to another. Because these are plant-derived products, clients should disclose allergies beforehand, and a patch test cannot rule out a reaction.

Threading covers eyebrow and facial threading, and sugar waxing and facials are also offered. Facial options are discussed once clients share their skincare goals. Threading, facials and sugar waxing take place at a designated service location, and clients should confirm details and availability before visiting. Pricing is confirmed on contact, and bridal and event quotes are personalized. Clients can book online through Square or by call, text or email. Bridal and event enquiries should include the event date, general location and estimated guest count. The business reports a 5.0 rating on Google from more than 135 reviews.

Temporary plant-based henna and jagua work, with designs planned around the occasion and each client's choice of placement and product.