Temporary Tattoo Gift Card

A tattoo is chosen. Even a temporary one.

Picking someone else's tattoo is a strange thing to do. Even when it washes off. The design someone wants on their forearm says something about them, not about you — which is exactly why choosing it for them almost never lands.

So don't. A Temporalis gift card hands them the whole catalogue: 300+ jagua designs, every size, the gel, the custom work. They pick the one that's theirs. You still get to be the person who thought of it.

What the amount covers

Amounts are abstract when you don't know the shop. Here's what each one actually buys:

• €25 — {{PLACEHOLDER: e.g. three small designs, shipping included}}
• €50 — {{PLACEHOLDER}}
• €75 — {{PLACEHOLDER: e.g. the jagua gel kit plus two designs}}
• €100 — {{PLACEHOLDER: e.g. a custom jagua tattoo made from their own drawing}}

Every amount is set above the free-shipping threshold, so they never end up paying postage on a present. If you'd rather pick your own figure, choose the open amount at checkout.

How it works

1. Choose an amount. Five amounts, or set your own.

2. Write something. Add their name and a short message — it goes into the email they receive, above the code.

3. Choose when it lands. Send it straight away, or set a date. Birthday morning, Christmas Eve, the day before the festival. It arrives on its own.

No parcel, no tracking, no customs. It's an email, so it works the same whether they're two streets away or on another continent.

Why this beats guessing

They choose the design. Fine line, blackwork, botanical, celestial, quotes, couple sets — the taste is theirs, not yours.

They choose the size. A wrist piece and a thigh piece are different decisions. Only they know which one they're in the mood for.

They choose the moment. Jagua takes a couple of hours to develop and lasts one to two weeks. Most people want to time it — before a trip, a wedding, a shoot. A gift card lets them.

It doesn't run out. The balance stays on the card until it's used. If they spend part of it, the rest waits.

Good for

Birthdays, obviously — it's the one that works all year. Christmas, when you've left it late and nothing physical will arrive in time. Valentine's, paired with the couple designs. Mother's Day. Bachelorette weekends, where half the group wants matching ink and nobody agrees on what. Graduations. And the friend who has been talking about getting tattooed for three years and still hasn't booked anything.

It's also the honest answer to a specific situation: someone close to you is thinking about permanent ink and isn't sure. Two weeks of jagua on the exact spot they're considering is a better gift than an opinion.

Questions people ask

How much should I give? {{PLACEHOLDER: state the most-purchased amount once confirmed}}. Below that, they'll likely add their own money — which is fine, but it changes how the gift feels.

When does it arrive? Within minutes of your order, or on the date you set.

Does it expire? No. There's no deadline and no fee for waiting.

Can they use it on anything? Yes — every design, every size, the jagua gel, and custom work.

What if their order costs more? They pay the difference by card at checkout. What if it costs less, the balance stays for next time.

Can I hand it over in person? Send it to your own email address instead of theirs, then print it. There's a printable card in the email designed for exactly that — fold it, put it in an envelope, done.

Is it a gift certificate or a gift card? Same thing. Ours is digital, delivered by email.

One small thing

Jagua is a fruit, not a sticker. The ink soaks into the top layer of skin and develops over a few hours into a deep blue-black that reads like real ink, then fades on its own after one to two weeks. Whoever opens this is getting the real thing — they just get to decide what it looks like.