@amira.khairat
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@amira.khairat I use jagua; a temporary skin stain made from the jagua fruit, also known as genipapo, traditionally used by Indigenous communities across Central and South America. Unlike henna, it develops into a deep blue/black and doesn’t appear immediately. It looks very faint when first peeled, then gradually darkens over the next 24–48 hours. I found that insanely interesting when I first started using jagua. So fun!!! This is the full peeling and developing process on both hands. Watch my previous jagua reels on my profile to see how I apply it and how it eventually fades into blue. And if you’re a jagua supplier or seller in Indonesia or China and want to keep my fingers black, please DM me. I’m hunting for a source in this part of the world. 👀 PLEASE PATCH TEST BEFORE USING. Natural does not mean allergy proof. 🫶🏾 #jagua #henna #tattoo
