Know before you go

Questions? We’ve got you.

From picking henna or Jagua to planning a friend-group visit, here’s everything you need for an easy first—or fiftieth—design.

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The art

What is the difference between Jagua and henna?

Henna leaves a warm orange-to-brown stain, while Jagua develops into a blue-black tone. Both are temporary body-art options, and our artists can help you choose the look that fits your idea.

Is henna or Jagua welcoming for teens, families, and first-timers?

Yes—our studio is welcoming to all ages and experience levels. We can suggest simple, quick designs or more detailed pieces, and we share product and care information before we begin. A parent or guardian should help younger guests choose what feels right.

Care & timing

How long will my design last?

Most designs fade gradually over roughly one to two weeks. Color, placement, skin type, washing, swimming, and aftercare all affect how long a stain stays visible.

What should I do after my appointment?

Keep your artist's aftercare instructions handy. In general, avoid rubbing or washing the area right away, let the design develop fully, and be gentle with exfoliation, pools, and long soaks to help the stain last.

Visit the studio

Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in?

Walk-ins are welcome whenever we have room, especially for single designs. For families, groups, a celebration, or a specific time, please call (407) 453-0667 so we can help plan your visit.

Where can I see designs and prices?

Our design book is the best starting point for current style ideas and pricing. Custom work can vary with size and detail, so feel free to ask an artist for a quick quote before we begin.