Henna Tattoos in Hong Kong

Henna Tattoos in Hong Kong

Henna is a plant stain that sits on the surface of the skin and fades over a week or two, which makes it a different job from the permanent work most tattoo studios are set up for. The listings reflect that. Only 9 studios in Hong Kong list henna at all, so this is a small field, and it is worth knowing that before you start comparing.

Every one of those studios carries a rating, all of them sit in the top band, and the average is 4.9. Those numbers look decisive until you check how they were earned. Tattoo on the road in Yau Tsim Mong holds a 5.00 across 314 reviews. Central Tattoo in Central and Western has 44. Ja9ua Tattoo in Sham Shui Po and JP Tattoo Art in Yuen Long have 17 each, and one Tsim Sha Tsui studio has a single review sitting behind its perfect score. A 5.00 from one customer carries less weight than a 5.00 from three hundred.

There is no cluster to walk between here either. The studios are scattered across Kowloon, Hong Kong Island and the New Territories, with Yau Tsim Mong the only district holding more than one, so picking an artist usually means picking a trip.

Before you book

Ask what paste the artist uses and how long they want it left on, since both decide how dark the stain goes. Ask for photographs taken a day after the paste came off rather than the moment it did.

None of these studios takes appointments through Glow360, so contact each one directly. Their full profiles, hours and other services sit under the Tattoo & Piercing listings.

Artists offering henna who are missing from the list can add themselves with a free business listing, or write to help@glow360.com about anything that looks wrong.