Bindi has spread around the world from mysterious India. In this country, the tradition of decorating yourself with shiny stones has existed for a very long time. Traditionally, bindi was drawn only on the forehead of married women. It served as an identification mark, in addition to a colored parting, painted in a red stripe. Widows were forbidden to paint themselves bindi and wear jewelry. Now the binda traditions have changed somewhat and can differ significantly from the previous ones. The red dot on the forehead symbolized the "third eye", that is, the human mind, the connection between our reality and other worlds. The red dot was supposed to protect its owner from misfortune, illness, etc.
Nowadays, the bindi is a very common decoration among women all over the world, and it is not necessarily red, and the shape may not be round at all. In recent years, girls and women prefer adhesive pads. Such decorations are easy to use and can be "tried on". Adhesive bandages can be of different colors and sizes, have the shape of butterflies, flowers, animals.
Nowadays, there is a large selection of patterns and sizes, depending on which part of the body they are applied, you can buy forehead bandages, cheek bandages, eye bandages, nail bandages, arm and leg bandages, navel diapers, hair.
Self-adhesive bandages are not taken with greasy fingers, after use they are wrapped again in a protective film. For repeated use of the diaper, it is advisable to prepare the skin before gluing. It is best to use exfoliating agents, that is, to peel, then degrease the surface with an alcohol solution. And only then bandages are pasted on dry skin.
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