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Don’t Get Temporary Tattoos that “Fade in a Year”

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Did you know in 2020, the tattoo industry made 50 billion dollars in revenue worldwide and 92% of people in the US with a tattoo have no regrets. Those stats actually surprised me considering the number of terrible art pieces that exist in the world – there’s even an entire tv series about tattoos dedicated to looking at people's bad life choices. Today we’re talking about a company that created a new type of ink that’s supposed to fade in 9-15 months while marketing a new type of temporary tattoo you can get. No regrets is their motto! Turns out the linework of hearts, peace signs, and aesthetic quotes are overstaying their welcome. Tiktok is going wild over this drama – Don’t Get Temporary Tattoos that Fade in a Year #edvasian

20 Comments

@ShrimplePleasures 3 years ago

As a tattoo artist, what concerns me is that no one ever mentions the skin damage and scarring that comes with getting a tattoo. It is typically minor, unless the artist works the skin too hard, but even if these ephemeral tattoo inks fade away, the damage to the skin remains. If the tattoo is applied by a heavy-handed artist, then there could be a permanent scar left behind long after the ink is absorbed/dissolved by the body.

@sadayokumbera7809 3 years ago

I cannot imagine going through the pain of getting inked only to have it disappear. For me, the permanence is the only thing that makes getting repeatedly stabbed worth it. Just get henna?? Or inkbox or photoshop or literally ANY other alternative??

@memmTP 3 years ago

So... henna exists

@ladyserena1989 3 years ago

Let me share my horror story: I had this. As an EYEBROW tattoo. Crooked too. I had it done as a teenager and it took me years as an adult to afford all the laser treatment it took to remove it. Thank god my eyebrows actually grew back. It was horrible

@WallebyDamned 3 years ago

Break-up via tattoo on the person being broken up with is real shitty. Way to leave her with emotional baggage, bruh.

@ZalemMoon 3 years ago

This is why I've always loved temporary tattoos that you stick on with some water. I'm an extremely indecisive person and I know I will regret an actual tattoo eventually even if I really love it because I apparently have commitment issues. People think of tattoo stickers as for kids, but you can find really nice ones.

@mrscrystalking 3 years ago

I have 3 tattoos with special meanings. As I get older, I think of more ideas but I let them sit at least 6 months. If I still want the tattoo, then it is special. However, I have thought of at least four ideas since my last one, and none of them have stuck. I would say if no one wants a tattoo that they think they rushed into, give it 6 months😂

@mathilde7574 3 years ago

Im on the team of silly, not too serious tattoo. I have more than a dozen of them, permanent. They all have a light hearted meaning, like references to music that I really love, a kid show that I adored with my little sister, video games that made me laugh… and some meaningless to me like a candle or a spiderweb. I love them, they are made by artist that I love. Getting something with a heavy meaning makes you out so much pressure on yourself, and it’s something that brings so much intense feeling that you might just start hating the thing just as much as you loved it before. Whereas more light hearted stuff might just stay light hearted for the rest of your life. Also, there’s no regret in getting tattoos for me, because even if you change they are part of your own history, a little piece of who you were, and they always will be a part of you.

@luciacastille 3 years ago

I feel bad for the girl who got 47 lol

@godiswithyou.5358 3 years ago (edited)

I have honestly yet to see eyeliner tattoo that gives what it’s supposed to. They never seem to do a flattering shape for the client and even at its darkest, it looks like $1 pencil eyeliner (which is great for smudging😍 but not precise liner). I just think for the amount it costs, it should really accentuate the eye and make your iris pop. The shape should really do something nice for the client yk?

@silverghostcat1924 3 years ago (edited)

Female 67. I have seven tattoos and only sorta regret one and that's because the tattooist decided (without telling me) to add black lines that weren't in the original 🤬. Don't plan on getting any more because they're too expensive, plus 7 is a good number 😸

@kjlynne1191 3 years ago (edited)

my first “tattoo” was a henna tattoo i got to just see how i’d feel about having something like that on my body. it was honestly really cool! i took good care of it, so it lasted a while, and i really liked it!
a few years later, and now i have a real tattoo of my own design in almost the same place on my arm. if anyone wants a temporary tattoo that doesn’t involve sticking needles in your skin and ACTUALLY FADES, please you henna instead of whatever this stuff is. it’s great for testing the position of a tattoo you’re planning on getting, or just for fun!

@nonchalantoaster 3 years ago

Quick comment about eyeliner tattoos and my only experience adjacent to the subject. My mom has a severe allergy to severel chemicals found in makeups and getting eyeliner tattooed on really helped her with her confidence after she was unable to wear any makeup after her allergies got worse.

@mewmedic 3 years ago

The tattoos in the reality TV show "How Far is Too Far" actually were with temporary ink like this. They were told it would only be there for a few months. 🤷‍♀️ The podcast Underunderstood did an episode about it.

@elauraw9076 3 years ago

I would absolutely get the makeup tattoo. Talk about an instant face-lift! I'm 52 and had my eyeliner tattooed on in the early 2000's. It has faded, but there's nothing keeping me from doing it again. Of course, It was conservative and not winged eyeliner. Tattooing a fashion trend on teenagers is a recipe for Ragret.
The makeup tattoos are wonderful for people with scars, uneven skin tone, or other damage that people can be sensitive about. Medical tattoos have been done for decades for people who have lost nipples and to color matching skin grafts.
A true blessing. However, I would want to work closely with a dermatologist to be sure I'm not allergic to the pigments or hiding suspicious moles. Although I have five standard tattoos already, that ink has been used on millions of people. The makeup ink might be a formula that hasn't been as thoroughly tested.

@kawaiifangzz 3 years ago

As a fairly tattooed person who absolutely loves all my tattoos, I feel sorry for persons who get these and end up stuck with blotches for months.

@Not_that_leah 3 years ago

Istg if i ever get a tattoo I'm sure I'll regret it even if its a simple tattoo

@DihydrogenMonoxidde 3 years ago

Something people forget is a tattoo is a scar as well. It is a bunch of needles puncturing your skin multiple times over a second, then add in mags for coloring and shading going over the same spot multiple times as well. Even if you get it removed, there's still the skin damage and scarring

@poppyorangeflower 3 years ago

An eyeliner tattoo is not as scary as you'd think. I've got it done in 30 minutes. No pain. 0 regrets. Look great. Never have to spend time perfecting eyeliner.

@miki931000 3 years ago

I have 7 and what I REALLY regret is being so excited about the tattoo that I didn't get picky about the design/placement. Overall they're beautifully done but my back is nearly covered and the placements are awkward. A slight adjustment would have really elevated everything. So I suppose my advice is don't get so caught up in the thrill of the moment that you forget to advocate for EVERY detail and ensure you love it before the ink hits the skin. :)