Tattoo skin care: How brands are restoring art

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 17-Mar-2017
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Come summer time consumers will reveal their true colours and demonstrate the enormous tattoo market. But mainstream skin care is still a novelty, discover the brands helping consumers with their investments

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Not many cosmetic trends have undergone as many transformations as the tattoo.

Once reserved for the European aristocracy in the 1800s, being 'inked' has trickled down the classes to become a sailor’s badge of honour.

Fast forward to 2017 and tattoos are undeniably mainstream with

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