Momentary Ink, a start-up company in Philadelphia, allows customers to test drive their tattoo ideas with temporary designs before they go for the real thing.
For $15 you send the company an image of the tattoo design you want and they send you a temporary tattoo back, for you to apply on yourself at home.
The designs are of a high-quality with colour and can last up to five days, depending on your own routine. The temporary tattoos are sealed, matted, water and sweat resistant. They even offer a money-back guarantee is you are not happy with their product.
But if you are so unsure of what you want to get tattooed on you for the rest of your life, should you even be considering getting a tattoo in the first place? Will the process of uploading images from search engines, such as Google, lead to more people copying other artists’ work, rather than opting for custom work?
What do you think? Will you be ordering a temporary tattoo to test drive your own ideas?