Henna designs generally last 7 to 14 days. Jagua designs can last a bit longer, about 2 to 3 weeks, depending on aftercare.

Henna usually dries in about 20 to 30 minutes, while jagua takes around an hour to dry. For jagua, you’ll leave it on for about two to three hours before washing it off.

Henna is a natural dye made from the henna plant, giving a reddish-brown stain. Jagua is derived from a fruit and gives a blue-black stain, which can look more like a tattoo. Both are natural and safe, but they have different colors and application times.

For both henna and jagua, keep the area dry for the first 12–24 hours and avoid exfoliating that spot. The longer you keep the paste or gel on, the deeper the stain will be. Moisturizing with natural oils can help the design last longer.

Yes, our henna and jagua are all natural and organic. It’s generally safe for all skin types, but if you have sensitive skin, we recommend a patch test.

It’s best to avoid water for the first day to let the color fully develop. After that, you can shower and swim, but frequent exposure to water might cause the design to fade faster.

Absolutely! Both henna and jagua are safe for kids, and we do a lot of fun designs for all ages. Just let us know if it’s for a child so we can ensure the experience is perfect for them.