They could last up to 15 Days depending on each skin type and skin routine.

Follow those 5 golden rules:

• Do not shower, sweat, or train after 6 hours of applying the tattoo
• The area must be clean shaved so that the tattoo won't break because of any hair
• Cover the tattoo at night (wear long sleeves...) to avoid smudging or transfer to other parts of the skin
• When pressing over the tattoo make sure the cloth is dripping wet
• Make sure to press FIRMLY over all parts of the tattoo for 15 or 30 seconds (if it's a large one use a large towel...)

1. Shave and clean the intended area
2. Apply the sticker on the skin and wet over it with a cloth
3. Hold it for 15 to 30 seconds fixed on your skin then remove it
4. Limit movement of the tattood area the next hour
5. Do not shower or sweat in the next 6 hours
6. Hydrate well for better results [optional]
7. Cover the area with clothing to avoid smudging and for better results [optional]
8. The tattoo will form over 24 - 48 hours

Yes the tattoos are 100% organic, tested and approved with FDA, CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act), RoHS (Restriction of Hazardous Substances) Certifications.

Yes, it is all natural so it is safe for pregnant women and children above age of 3

Yes, like Henna, Jagua Tattoos or Semi-Permanent Tattoos are made from organic plants and do not block the skin cleansing and exfoliation so it does not obstruct the wudu process.

Semi-Permanent Tattoos contain Genipin which is extracted from Gardenia jasminoides, or the Jagua Fruit (Genipa americana). Genipin reacts with the amino acids in the keratinocytes of the skin to give the blue-black color.

Nope. The chemicals in Jagua, while natural, can potentially irritate damaged skin (scars - hickeys - acne...), leading to discomfort. Jagua generally yields the best results on healthy, undamaged skin, where the dye can be absorbed evenly.

Yes, and it is best practice to have a parental or guardian consent