The ruling on kohl and henna during wudu.

The questioner says: There is kohl in the form of a pencil. Does this kohl prevent water from reaching the skin during wudu?
Answer: It does not prevent it. This kohl is merely a dye, and it does not prevent water. Henna on the hand is a dye. However, if it has a substance that prevents water, the substance must be removed. If there is a hardened substance from henna or kohl, it must be removed during wudu. As for the mere presence of blackness from kohl, redness from henna, or something similar, this does not prevent water. It does not prevent water, whether it is henna on the hand or kohl in the eye; this does not prevent wudu, because it is an image without a substance. Yes.
The presenter: May Allah reward you with good.