Henna Harmony: Crown & Hand Designs

Wellness Within Cancer Support Services is honored to offer Henna Harmony, featuring the talented henna artist Kalene Khan. Kalene graciously provides free henna appointments specifically designed for clients seeking head and hand henna. This unique program aims to enhance your well-being by offering a creative and soothing experience that celebrates beauty and self-expression during the cancer journey. Henna artistry can help feel more confident and beautiful during a challenging time, empowering you to embrace your unique beauty.

You will have the option of doing a Head Crown Henna (2-3 Hours), Intricate Hand/Arm Henna (1 Hour), or Group Hand Designs (1-2 Hours for 6-8 People).

How to Schedule:

• Appointments are required. Available days and times: Mondays 6:00pm - 8:00pm & Fridays 7:00am - 9:30am
• Location: Wellness Within Cancer Support Services
• To register for a henna appointment during one of Kalene’s available days, CLICK HERE to fill out the request form. After you complete the request form, a member of our dedicated staff will reach out to you to determine the appointment time and gather any additional information needed.

What to Expect:

• Everyone is welcomed with a warm and friendly atmosphere, providing a safe and comfortable environment for your henna experience.
• Kalene will have a brief consultation with you to discuss your preferences, design ideas, and any specific needs or considerations.
• Kalene will skillfully apply henna designs to your head or hand, incorporating your unique requests and inspirations.
• Once the henna has dried, you can admire the beautiful designs.
• Kalene will provide you with aftercare instructions to ensure the longevity of your henna art.

Note: The Henna Harmony Program is made possible through the generous contribution of time and talent by Kalene. All henna appointments are provided free of charge to our clients. Donations are appreciated.

About Kalene:

Henna Harmony is a project that holds a special place in my heart. I started doing henna tattoos when my mom, Eleanor, started doing chemotherapy in 2014. It gave us a chance to gather with family for a few hours while I created designs on my mom's head. I've continued to do henna since then in her memory, and am honored to share the craft through Wellness Within, a place where my mom found so much comfort, healing, and support throughout her journey.