Nathan Serval
Illapa
Illapa
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Illapa, the temporary tattoo inspired by the Inca god of lightning. A symmetrical design of four large scrolls, topped by three concentric arcs, around a central axis. An ornamental and regular graphic, drawn with a thick, clean line.
Where to place it? Its 3 x 3 cm format sits well on the wrist, the top of the shoulder blade, the collarbone, the ankle, or the inside of the forearm. Its symmetry makes it well-suited for the center of the body.
How to use it? Place the stencil on the skin, apply the INKA jagua gel, and let it dry for at least 30 minutes. The tattoo lasts for 10 to 15 days. One vial of ink is enough for 5 to 8 stencils depending on their size.
- Dimensions: 3 x 3 cm
- Hypoallergenic and heat-adhesive medical glue for optimal fixation
- Single-use stencil
Don't forget the ink for your stencil!
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How does it work?
Application and durability
- One bottle of INKA temporary tattoo ink allows you to create 5 to 8 stencils, depending on their size.
- A glove and a spatula are provided with every purchase of an INKA ink bottle and at least one stencil.
- Tattoos created with INKA ink last up to 15 days
Manufacturing secrets
Our ink is made from the juice of a fruit called Genipa americana, commonly known as Jagua. Our laboratory in Marseille processes this fruit into a gel, adding several natural ingredients to thicken it.
INKA ink is made from Jagua juice (Genipa Americana fruit juice), alcohol*, acacia senegal gum, thymus vulgaris flower/leaf oil*, Xanthan gum, aqua, potassium sorbate, dehydroacetic acid, benzyl alcohol, linalool, limonene, geraniol, citral
*ingredients from organic farming