Yahoo

Their Ephemeral tattoos were meant to fade. But years later, some are still stuck with them.

That is the motto of Ephemeral, a cosmetic company that developed a made-to-fade, semi-permanent tattoo ink in 2014. But some customers who were told their tattoos would disappear within 9-15 months ...
New York Post

I’ve spent $127K covering 98% of my body in tattoos — but I’m running out of space

A man who spent $127,000 covering 98 percent of his body in tattoos says he’s running out of skin for more. Eli Ink, 33, began his tattoo journey at 17 when he had a black spider’s web done on his ...
Yahoo

A woman said her tattoos got her rejected for a job, but experts say personality is far more important

A tattooed content creator sparked a debate about hiring biases after being rejected by T.J. Maxx. Experts said tattoos could influence hiring decisions, especially in customer-facing roles. But ...
KTHV

Tattoos have gone mainstream, but they still carry risks

If getting a tattoo is still a sign of rebellion, then a lot of Americans are rebels: 29% of adults now have at least one tattoo, up from 21% in 2012 and 16% in 2003, a recent Harris Poll found.