The concerned mom shared four images to popular Facebook group ‘Bali Bogans’ detailing how her child received the tattoo in ...

A woman who decided to get the "dumbest" tattoo because she was told they were using temporary ink that would fade over time has recently revealed that, two years on, it remains very much visible.

Researchers are looking into using temporary tattoo ink on cancer patients as an alternative to permanent tattoos during radiation therapy Ephemeral Tattoo and Henry Ford Health A recent study ...

Not only did using the temporary tats help me solidify where I want to get my tattoo, but it also allowed me to get accustomed to seeing ink there. Now, it’s time for the next step in my ink ...

The anchor got the temporary ink live on the 'Today' show's Monday, Jan. 27 broadcast Dave Quinn is a Senior Editor for PEOPLE. He has been working at the brand since 2016, and is the author of ...

Temporary made-to-fade tattoo ink means three-year commitment instead of lifelong permanence It’s a great way to check designs and placement before making a permanent commitment, says Samantha ...

Temporary ink can help you test out different designs and styles. If you're considering getting a tattoo but can't make up your mind about the design, placement, or style, then temporary ink could ...

The youngsters reportedly used temporary ink to carve one another’s bodies with the shared needle Tuesday, officials said, igniting concerns that they may have also injected themselves with disease.

Among the people who have tried this “temporary” ink are beauty editors like me, who are always game to try new treatments in the name of a good story. The results have been a mixed bag.

A woman who decided to get the "dumbest" tattoo because she was told they were using temporary ink that would fade over time has recently revealed that, two years on, it remains very much visible.