Whether it’s for the upcoming Deepavali celebration or for a special occasion, it’s a great time as any to get a henna done.
Sure, while they may traditionally be applied on during weddings and or for rites of passages, it also serves as a form of artistic expression these days as well.
Still searching for a trustworthy artist to give you the most elaborate, detailed of designs? Well, look no further than our list of 11 amazing henna artists in Singapore that have proven to produce excellent results, time after time. Some of them are highly popular and require appointments way in advance, so make sure to book early if you’re looking to get it done by Deepavali!
Important note: The writer has consulted friends from the Indian community and researched online to suss out these talents. There may be other talented Indian henna artists that we may not have discovered and may not be in this list. If you have any recommendations, feel free to drop us a comment on the Facebook plugin below or through private message on our Facebook so we can look into it and update this article as we go along. Thanks!
1. Hennabymon
With a series of notable accolades under their belt — such as collaborations with renowned Indian jewellery brand For Desi By Desi and Tabitha Nauser — Hennabymon is one to go to if you’re looking to get beautifully designed, intricate hennas.
From stunning full back hennas to simpler ones adorning your hands and feet, henna artist Monica Saranya Selva De Roy is definitely open to a variety of preferences and designs depending on the occasion. Prices differ based on size and complexity of the design, so be sure to contact her to get an idea of how much it’ll cost!
Hennabymon:
Contact number: 9337 2610
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Instagram
2. Dishacreationz
Having been established since 2007 Dishacreationz is no doubt one of the best henna artists in Singapore. Great at creating everything from simple floral designs to downright pieces of art, they are more than capable of giving you the henna of your dreams. Customers also love how they are able to produce dark stain hennas, which are particularly popular amongst brides.
They also host regular henna workshops and sell their own henna cones, so be sure to drop them a message if you’re keen on learning more about the art behind henna drawing.
Dishacreationz:
Contact number: 9270 6024 | 9182 8704
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Facebook | Instagram | Make a bridal booking/henna supply order here
3. Syraskins
From white hennas to jagua ink, Syraskins is run by two sisters who are pretty much reinventing the traditional art form as we know it. They even do glitter hennas, if you can believe it, which are pretty popular due to how it doesn’t get absorbed into skin like regular hennas. It dries on the skin’s surface instead, making it a big hit amongst regulars and new customers alike.
Slots are based on a first come first served basis, and considering their rising numbers on Instagram (we’re talking 171k followers already!) we’ll be quick when it comes to booking an appointment. One of the best henna artists in Singapore? No doubt about it.
View their rates here.
Syraskins:
Contact number: 9029 6763 | 9823 7568
Address: 970 Geylang Road, Tristar Complex, #01-08, Singapore 423492
Opening hours: Monday to Friday- 10am to 8pm, Saturday- 10am to 6pm, closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Website: Site | Facebook | Instagram
4. Khairhenna
Expect beautiful floral detailing and designs with Khairhenna— which is run by henna artist Khairunnisa Chow. With an eye for detail as well as a penchant for precisely symmetrical hennas, there’s no wonder that customers say she’s one of the best henna artists in Singapore.
Established in 2014, they also sell a variety of henna related items in their shop, such as a Henna Aftercare Balm (available in different flavours, too!) and a Henna Sealant which helps the ink adhere better to skin.
View their rates here.
Khairhenna:
Contact number: 9073 7296
E-mail address: [email protected]
Address: Choa Chu Kang Avenue 1, Singapore 682807
Website: Site | Facebook | Instagram
5. Fauzellartistry
Frequently inspired by Arabic, Turkish, Indian and Iranian motifs, Fauzellaartistry is a master of precise, intricate patterns that will have you marveling over every detail. There’s also the fact that she hand-makes her henna cones from scratch to ensure top-quality henna ink for all her customers. Each cone containing the henna paste is mixed, strained and rolled by herself to ensure that they are up to quality!
Prices begin from SGD12 for adults for simple henna designs, whereas kids pay SGD5. Brides, be sure to book a slot with Fauzella early — she’s known to get fully booked up a whole year in advance.
Fauzellartistry:
Contact number: 8200 8375
E-mail address: [email protected]
6. Qfcreation
Understated elegance is the name of the game when it comes to hennas by Qfcreation. Citing Moroccan patterns as her source of inspiration, henna artist Aqidah Faud has been designing hennas for locals since 2012. With the company covering a variety of events such as henna parties and birthdays alongside weddings, it’s no wonder she’s considered to be one of the most well-loved henna artists in Singapore.
Qfcreation:
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Site| Facebook | Instagram
7. Nxedhenna
Considered to be a popular fixture at henna events and arts markets, Nxedhenna’s elaborate designs involving intersecting lines, swirls, and whorls is a big hit amongst Singaporeans, and for good reason, too! Her hennas are guaranteed to be uniform, even, and comes with a unique twist that is authentically hers. Check out this modern paisley henna design, for instance.
Nxedhenna:
E-mail address: [email protected]
8. Zahra Bridal Henna
With glowing commendations all over their Facebook, you can rest easy knowing that you’re in the trustworthy hands of Zahra Bridal Henna. Designs are intricate and neat, with customers praising the henna paste used in their handmade cones as well. In fact, their Instagram page is simply filled with glowing testimonials, leaving no doubt when it comes to the quality of service provided.
Zahra Bridal Henna:
Contact number: 9823 2805
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Site |Facebook | Instagram
9. PaperMarkings
If you’re obsessed with super neat, symmetrical designs, well, then PaperMarkings is the one for you. Unfortunately, they’re already fully booked this year, but you can always start planning for next year! Rates vary according to design and size, so make sure to contact them directly to get an idea of how much it costs.
PaperMarkings:
Contact number: 9025 2079
E-mail address: [email protected]
10. Hazziehenna
Elegance is truly at its finest when it comes to hennas designed by Haz of Hazziehenna. With 6,044 followers under her belt, this amazingly talented henna artist is definitely considered to be one of the best henna artists in Singapore. From capping, to white ink, to beautiful dark stain hennas, their varied portfolio is clearly a testament to her skill set. Make a booking now if you’d like to get a henna from her: she still does have limited slots for this year.
Hazziehenna:
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Instagram
11. Artsy Atelier
From understated and simple designs to completely elaborate and intricarate, Artsy Atelier has it all when it comes to creating the henna of your dreams. We love the modern take on this beautiful floral design, as well as their white ink hennas that looks like it belongs on numerous Pinterest boards. Unfortunately, they do seem to be booked full for this year, but you can always drop them an email to see if there are any slots for next, too!
Artsy Atelier:
Contact number: 9295 8880
E-mail address: [email protected]
Website: Instagram
Important note: The writer has consulted friends from the Indian community and researched online to suss out these talents. There may be other talented Indian henna artists that we may not have discovered and may not be in this list. If you have any recommendations, feel free to drop us a comment on the Facebook plugin below or through private message on our Facebook so we can look into it and update this article as we go along. Thanks!
