To get henna off skin fast, several effective methods are recommended:

• Soak the stained skin in warm water with salt for 10-20 minutes to loosen the dye.
• Gently scrub with an exfoliating scrub, sugar and coffee scrub, or a mixture of salt and olive oil to remove dead skin cells stained with henna.
• Use natural oils like coconut or olive oil for a massage that helps lift the stain.
• Apply a paste of baking soda and lemon juice, letting it sit for about 10 minutes before rinsing to lighten the stain.
• Use micellar water or antibacterial soap to gently wash away the henna dye.
• Hydrogen peroxide can be used cautiously to fade the stain faster.
• Repeating these steps daily will speed up the fading process.
• For instant removal, waxing the area removes the top skin layer but is more aggressive.

Avoid harsh chemicals to protect your skin, and always moisturize after exfoliation to keep the skin healthy.

Summary of fast henna removal steps:

Method| Effectiveness| Notes
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Warm salt water soak| Loosens dye| Soak 10-20 minutes
Exfoliating scrubs| Removes stained skin| Use sugar, coffee, salt+oil scrubs
Baking soda + lemon juice| Lightens dye| Apply paste for 10 mins
Oil massage (coconut/olive)| Helps lift stain| Massage and wipe off
Antibacterial soap| Fades dye gently| Can dry skin; moisturize after
Micellar water| Gentle remover| Good for sensitive skin
Hydrogen peroxide| Speeds fading| Use diluted, test on small area
Waxing| Instant removal| Removes top skin layer; aggressive

Following these techniques regularly will fade henna stains much faster than waiting for natural fading alone. Moisturize after each treatment to prevent dryness.