Mum's warning after daughter's Bali trip could leave her with permanent scars

Mum's warning after daughter's Bali trip could leave her with permanent scarsOne mum is warning others after her daughter suffered a very nasty reaction to a temporary henna tattoo while on the picturesque island on her travels - she is now 'slowly recovering'CommentsNewsRachel Vickers-Price UK and World News Reporter06:13, 22 Apr 2026Updated 06:15, 22 Apr 2026View 3 ImagesThe temporary tattoos colour had faded, leaving behind welts on her handA mum has issued a stark warning to holidaymakers and parents after her daughter suffered burns on holiday that could leave her with permanent scars. The Australian woman shared a warning against temporary henna tattoos whilst on holiday in Bali, Indonesia, after her daughter suffered a nasty reaction after a mini-break on the popular tourist island. She shared before and after photos of her daughter's temporary henna tattoo, adding that her daughter had it done while at a beach. "My daughter came back with what she thought was a henna tattoo," the mother said on the Australian Bali Info for Travelling Facebook page. "Approximately one week afterwards, the dye had almost completely faded."‌She shared before and after photographs of her daughters henna tattoo. The first, showed a shiny, black, intricate henna tattoo. Seven days later, photographs showed it had faded to leave behind stinging, itchy skin with pinks welts.‌View 3 Images‌"She is now on day four of a course of steroid cream and slowly recovering," the mum said, adding doctors fear the temporary tattoo may become a forever addition to her skin. "There is a concern that this will leave a long-lasting or even permanent scar on her hand. We talked about not buying knock off perfumes and makeup because we don't know what is in them, but clearly I should have added temporary tattoos and henna to the list." Unlike natural henna, which is orange or brown and is designed not to stain the skin, black henna...