Natural jagua body art
Stains that go
deep, then fade with grace.
Hand-mixed jagua gel, stencils and aftercare for a blue-black stain that develops over two days and rests on your skin for up to two weeks. No dye, no rush.
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From the studio shelf
The collection
Everything for a proper stain
Small-batch gel, reusable stencils and the balm that helps your stain go the distance.
The process
One stain, four moods
Jagua doesn't sit still. It builds, peaks, then eases off — plan your design around the timeline.
Day 0
Fresh gel
Applied green-black and slightly raised. Let it dry 4–6 hours before peeling.
Day 1–2
Deepening
Oxidises on the skin, darkening toward a true blue-black.
Day 3–7
Peak stain
Richest, most saturated colour. This is jagua at its best.
Day 10–14
Soft fade
Gently lightens toward grey-blue, then lifts away with skin cells.
Aftercare
Keep it dark, keep it long
- 01Leave the dried gel on for at least 4–6 hours before peeling it off.
- 02Avoid water on the design for the first 12 hours while it oxidises.
- 03Apply the aftercare balm daily to slow fading and prevent flaking.
- 04Skip exfoliants, chlorine and long soaks directly over the stain.
About the artist
Hi, I'm Anna
I've been mixing and applying jagua for six years, drawn to how honest the process is — a fruit extract, a steady hand, and skin that decides how the story fades. Every batch is hand-strained and tested for depth of stain before it reaches you.
“Jagua doesn't ask you to commit forever. It just asks you to sit still for a while.”
Get in touch
Book a design or ask a question
Custom design sessions
In-studio or by appointment. Bring a reference or let's sketch something new together — freehand or stencil.
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Questions about aftercare, wholesale, or a stain that's not behaving? Reach out any time.
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