"When it comes to a cover-up, a general rule of thumb is that the design will usually be twice as big and twice as dark, depending on a variety of factors from the original tattoo," Jazmin Paulino, a ...

When you're getting a tattoo, it's hard to imagine there will ever be a day when you'll want to cover it up. But if an occasion does wind up calling for it, there are ways to temporarily disguise your ...

If it’s simply a bad tattoo, there’s the possibility of incorporating the old lines into a new tattoo. It’s a matter of playing with the highlights, the shading, and the color of your existing tattoo ...

Tattoos have a long and storied history that date back thousands of years. They have been applied for decoration, symbolism, rites of passage, religious devotion, status, fertility, talismans, ...

If you have mixed feelings about your tattoo design, cover-up tattoos are a popular option to fix the design and transform it into something new. Call it a bad decision or simply ageing badly (both ...

Everyone makes mistakes—it’s part of being human. When it comes to tattoos, though, those mistakes are a little harder to undo. Once the ink is on your skin, it’s not something you can simply wash ...

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Covering up a tattoo is an art — one that typically requires professional makeup artists to mix up custom ...

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