Posts Tagged ‘Temporary Tattoo’

Temporary Tattoos Counsel

Friday, January 8th, 2010

This day and age, extra and more people are deciding to experience permanent tattoos, leaving their mark of choice on their skin.  If the tattoo is applied by an experienced artist, the risk mixed up will be minimal.  As sad as it is however, a mixture of people who experience tattoos end up leaving to studios that use unsanitary apparatus – resulting in infections or more serious problems.

Temporary Tattoo – A Tattoo Minus The Pain

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008

There is something about a temporary tattoo that takes people back to their childhood. Those days from the past when twenty-five cents and a small machine could provide endless hours of amusement. You could be a tough biker for the day or have a cartoon stuck to your arm before your parents discovered it and washed it away. It does not have to be just a childhood memory. You can indulge in the look of a tattoo but without the price or pain.

Learning About The Fine Art Of Airbrush Tattoo

Sunday, December 7th, 2008

There is an alternative to permanent tattooing. It does not have to be the wipe and stick decals found in machines. There is a quick method available to those who do not wish to be left with a lasting mark and who also do not want the pain and risk associated with permanent inking. The airbrush tattoo has risen in popularity due to its ease of application. It is very similar, and could indeed be called the same thing, as the sunless tanning applications found at tanning salons.

The Rebirth Of The Henna Tattoo

Friday, December 5th, 2008

The Henna tattoo has undergone a revival in recent years with the explosion of culture influencing from India to Asia. Once found only in certain cultures, Henna has become very popular with individuals wishing to use a more natural form of tattoo that is not permanent.

Most associations with henna tattoo’s are from those found on Indian brides. The soon to be married girl would be brought into a room where her family and friends would begin designing her temporary tattoo. The body would be decorated with a series of lines and symbols telling a story. Anyone not aware of the subtle meaning would simple find the designs beautiful. The significance of tattooing the bride is such that as long as she is still wearing the dye, she is still honeymooning and is not expected to perform chores.