Made from the juice of the genipapo fruit, jagua gel comes from this large tropical tree that is native to the Americas, and is known for its edible, hard-shelled fruit that turns a dark blue-black when exposed to air. It's perfect for a traditional dye for temporary tattoos and body paint! The fruit is also used in beverages and desserts. The tree's wood has medicinal applications such as treatment of anemia and liver problems, and can act as an insect repellent!
Cheyenne uses cones of jagua gel with 4 ingredients: Jagua ink, organic xantham gum, organic cane sugar, lavender essential oil.
Your hands, arms, face, bald head, legs, stomach, back, and feet are all great places to put tattoos! Keep in mind that your skin must be clean, and that body hair can prevent the jagua gel from sitting flush against the skin. For that reason, hands and inner arms are the most popular places to get tattoos. Since the gel needs time to dry down, what you are wearing and doing will also be taken into consideration when we pick a spot on your body to tattoo!
The short answer is, it depends. Travel fees are waived if you're within 1 mile of Providence Park. After that, travel fees start at $10 and go up depending on the complexity of the journey. Cheyenne does not have a car and takes public transportation to and from your appointment location, so longer journeys will cost more. While this might not provide the best clarification, you can take the example of one of the higher travel fees charged, which was $35 for a journey that was 2.5 hours by public transit round trip.
If you are booking for an event with multiple people attending, yes.Â
If you are booking for a one-on-one session, then meeting in a public space like a cafe is preferred. However, if you'd like a tattoo on your back, stomach, or bald head and would like more privacy, house calls can be done!