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A local henna artist in Idaho is using her talents to help children with cancer.
Dana Bellefeuille, with Henna and Cake, a skin care service in Coeur d’Alene, helped 7-year-old cancer patient Alex feel like a real-life princess when she drew a “henna crown” on her head, Fox 28 reported. Alex shaved her head after she was diagnosed with leukemia.
Henna is a dye made from the henna plant. Artists use the dye on skin to create temporary tattoos.
“It’s a very healing art,” Bellefeuille told the news outlet, adding that being able to use her artist talents to help Alex was a “touching and emotional” experience.
Bellefeuille also said she was glad to bring “somebody who’s going through the hardest days of their lives a little bit of joy.”
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