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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Tattoo skin care: How brands are restoring art
Tattoos are no longer reserved for aristocrats or sailors

Tattoos are no longer reserved for aristocrats or sailors

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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