If you are an avid exfoliator do it a day or two before applications. Exfoliation will cause the stain to fade quickly. Use soap that doesn't contain moisturizers to cleanse your face of all oils, moisturizers, and makeup. Any oil will create a barrier between your skin and the henna so this step is crucial. Pat dry with a soft towel.

Make sure cone is fully defrosted. A slightly warm cone will give you optimal results. Snip a millimeter or two off of the tip off your henna cone. If it's difficult to squeeze out snip a little more off at a time. Dot henna on your nose and cheeks, mixing up sizes and placement. For a natural look very gently press on them with a Q-tip or nail art dotting tool. When you’re finished seal the tip by folding tape over it. Always store in the in the freezer when not in use.

Once the henna is completely dry you can spray or gently dab a mixture of water and sugar to rehydrate and seal the henna on. Don't forget to cover your eyes if you choose to use a spray. If you skip this step they will flake off pretty quickly. Leave the paste on for up to 8 hours. Longer means bolder freckles.

Gently flake off the henna and remove the leftover henna with a drop of oil on a cotton pad. Your freckles will start out faint or bright orange and deepen to a light to dark brown over the next 2 days. Keep your stain dry for the next 24 hours. Apply oil or balm before washing. With proper aftercare they should last around a week.