Tattoo which is Not Permanently?
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Dec 6, 2013
Henriette M.
Is there a Chance to have a tattoo, which is Not Permanently?
Dec 6, 2013
Hannah K.
I'm not sure where you're from, but in english it would be "permanent" not "permanently." Just to try and help :) and as for non-permanent tattoos, I believe there's a way for the artists to put the ink not so deeply into your skin, so that it fades after a while. I'm not sure, so don't quote me on it. I'd ask a professional tattoo artist, and see what they say.
Dec 6, 2013
Brittany R.
Henna tattoos are temporary
Dec 6, 2013
Cassidy R.
Henna is definitely your best bet! And I agree with Mikayla, it wouldn't be worth the pain. If you wanted you could also do a sun tattoo with spray tan since (depending on where you live) it's a little cold for actual sun :)
Dec 6, 2013
Aina B.
I have been working as a tattoo artist, and it is NOT possible to do what Hannah said about putting the ink less deep in the skin. Henna is a possibility, but a lot of people have allergic reactions to henna which sometimes can be hidden for years. What I would suggest is purchasing a pen that is ment to be used on skin (tattoo artists often use these to draw the tattoo on the skin before tracing it with a tattoo machine), and draw it on. This will not last very long, but its a good way to see if you like the tattoo without risking anything.
Dec 6, 2013
Cami F.
Temporary tattoos and hennas!
Dec 6, 2013
Aileen L.
henna tatoos :)
Dec 6, 2013
Aileen L.
But please don't use the black henna..its dangerous...
Dec 6, 2013
M K.
Use brown henna. Black henna is dangerous and is actually banned in some countries.
Dec 6, 2013
Sarah H.
This is random but does anyone know what they use in movies to create tattoos lol? I've always wondered that.
Dec 6, 2013
Aqsa M.
Henna tattoo but use a natural henna mix :) my sister does henna on brides :D it should wash off within a week or two so its not permanent :D
Dec 6, 2013
Caitlin M.
In movies they make transfer appliances which are pretty much just big temporary tattoos. They're applied with 99% alcohol the same way a temporary tattoo is. They're usually used for when a tattoo needs to be on the actor over and over in the same place, to keep continuity up. If its just one scene they'll use Sharpies or alcohol activated palettes like skin illustrators.
Dec 6, 2013
Evelyn M.
Go with Henna and ask for the darkest shade they have<3.
Dec 11, 2013
Joanne H.
There are several types of tattooing and some are less permanent than others. Less permanent meaning they fade more. Some people just don't take the pigments well and they do fade completely. That is due to an individual's skin and activities. Those who are low in iron tend to have theirs fade faster. Exposing to the sunlight a lot and exfoliating over tattooed areas to make them fade too. If you do decide to do Henna, make sure the artist uses high quality henna. Black henna do have bad reputations and should never be used. Please google "black henna" and see why.
Best of luck!