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PAIN-FREE TEMPORARY TATTOO FOR COMMITMENT & NEEDLE-PHOBES
Temporary Tattoo Parlour in Toronto
do it yourself
temporary tattoos
Ever wondered how to create temporary tattoos that actually looks realistic? Some do it yourself temp tattoo options for you...
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How much does it cost?Private appointments start from $50 For events & workshops, please fill out the form to receive a quotation.
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How long does the tattoo last?While every body/skin/design is different, a typical range is 8 - 12 days. It highly depends on your skin type & exposure to water (i.e. showers & sweating).
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Does it hurt?Not one tiny bit! If anything it's a completely relaxing & soothing experience. The jagua ink used for your tattoo contains cooling properties that helps destress the body. A tattoo that doesn't hurt, what can be better?
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What is the tattoo ink made out of?Tattoo ink is made out of jagua - juice extracted from a fruit called 'Genipe Americana' commonly found in Central and South America. It's 100% organic, natural & safe. The recipe includes: - Jagua - Lavendar Essential Oil - Xanthum Gum - Water
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How can I make my tattoo last longer?My recommendation is to cover it up with vaseline once in the morning and once at night. That should help preserve your tattoo by limiting its exposure to water, amongst other things. During your showers, you can also cover it up with a plastic bag or bandage.
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Where is your studio located?Church & Wellesley (5 min walk from Wellesley station). Address is emailed once a booking has been confirmed. Studio is for private appointments only.
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Is the temp tattoo halal? (permitted in religion)Yes, it is halal! Temp tattoos & henna is categorized as an element of beautification, which is permitted in religion.
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When you support this business, you’re backing a woman-owned, immigrant-led, one-woman show (plus two incredible contractors). You’re supporting an artist who was told to get a “real job” — but chose to build a creative career instead. Every purchase helps prove that the “starving artist” story isn’t the only ending.
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