When I'm not actively getting covered in ink (to my mother's continuing horror), I'm keeping my eyes peeled for any new or interesting tattoo trends that I might want to explore in the future. Right ...
If you type in "Harry Potter tattoo" to any search engine, chances are you'll see a few black light tattoos mixed into the sea of Deathly Hallows symbols and Dumbledore quotes. Potterheads love ...
At one point, 24-year-old Chris Miller was pre-med. Although he changed his mind about being a doctor, he hasn't regretted his choice of low-key tattoos. The black, nickel-sized art at each wrist can ...
When it comes to getting a black light tattoo, there are many things to consider beyond placement and design. In fact, there's almost a checklist that you need to go through to make sure that this ...
Jonny Hall is a tattoo artist in Melbourne, Australia, who specializes in realistic UV tattoos. UV tattoos use ink that is reactive under a blacklight. The application is similar to a regular tattoo, ...
When you have a black light tattoo, you don't have to worry about sneaking around corporate America because, in broad daylight, these tats are virtually invisible. Instead, it might be worth worrying ...
UV tattoos are made with dyes that illuminate under an ultraviolet light. Because of the fluorescent ink, they're sometimes referred to as blacklight tattoos. Here's what to know about the tattoo ...
Black light tattoos were becoming increasingly popular, especially with the younger generation in 2004.Safety concerns over those kinds of tattoos were in the spotlight after the Food and Drug ...
A Pokemon fan created unique tattoos that glow under a blacklight, perfect for parties or to show off. Fans praised the temporary tattoos of Pikachu, Charizard, and more, while suggesting other ...
Harry Potter* tattoos are a common ink choice, thanks the series’ large fanbase. Last month, J.K. Rowling even helped a fan get the tat of her dreams by providing the phrase 'expecto patronum' in her ...
UV tattoos are made with dyes that illuminate under an ultraviolet light. Because of the fluorescent ink, they are also sometimes referred to as blacklight tattoos. Here's what to know about the ...