Tattoos and decal paper.
Tattoos have been an ongoing thing for many generations, occasionally rising or waning in popularity. But there has always been a subculture or two that likes tattoos.
On problem is the permanent nature of tattoos. They stay there for life, or until you have them surgically removed. And if the tattoo you wanted as young person doesn’t seem like such a good idea a few years latter then you are stuck with a problem.
Temporary tattoos will never have this issue. They are quite inexpensive and you can change them according to the occasion or the mood you are in.
A temporary tattoo will last for a few days, perhaps a week if applied to fresh skin and keep dry. If necessary that can be removed with hand sanitizer or rubbing alcohol.
Temporary tattoos are great for:
- Children’s parties
- Fancy dress
- Cosplay
- Concerts
- Fashion statements.
Temporary tattoos can be ordered in bulk at a moderate cost.
Else, customers can order the tattoo printer paper to create and print their own decals with their home computer.
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