Temporary ‘tattoos’

[ajf]

Never had a real tattoo but have an idea for one I would really like to try.
Are these temporary tattoos safe and easy to use?
Site I was looking at was this one:
https://inkbox.com/

Just something I fancy trying as a one off.

 

[aardvark]

its a jagua tattoo and yeah they are safe.
Its the black henna ones you need to avoid (they contain PPD and are illegal)

 

[LuckyBenski]

Smart idea - my policy is to draw a tattoo idea on (biro is fine!) and if you still think it looks cool a day or two later, it might be worth considering. New tattoos are fun, they surprise you when they creep into your line of sight!

 

[NoobCannon]

Smart idea - my policy is to draw a tattoo idea on (biro is fine!) and if you still think it looks cool a day or two later, it might be worth considering. New tattoos are fun, they surprise you when they creep into your line of sight!

How can something tatooed to your skin “suprise you”

 

[LuckyBenski]

How can something tatooed to your skin “suprise you”

When it's new, like I said in my post. It takes a while to get used to them being there.

The one on my bum is not really visible unless I'm both naked and twisting round. Being black ink on pasty white skin, it does sort of stand out in my peripheral vision.

 

[glenimp617]

How can something tatooed to your skin “suprise you”

You keep forgetting you have one

 

[thegreysquirrel]

How can something tatooed to your skin “suprise you”

Quite easily, for a couple of days. When something you've become so used to suddenly changes, it's a surprise.

I absolutely hated my tattoo (was very well done but I just regretted it almost immediately), then after a couple of days I loved it. This has happened for every tattoo so far (8) but with steadily decreasing levels of regret and quicker coming round times.

Very strange, I know.

There's something about making a decision, sticking to it, and living with the consequences, good or bad, that is really quite addictive.