Handwritten Imagine Temporary Tattoo - Set of 3
Small 'imagine' handwritten script temporary tattoo.
| Nº of tattoos | 3 |
| Size | 1.3 in / 3.4 cm (width) |
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in the routines of life and go through life on autopilot. Without taking time to connect with our creative energies or imagine a different path, the course of life will not change.
Our handwritten ‘imagine’ temporary tattoo challenges us to open our minds to new possibilities. It could be used simply to refer to the act of creating something in one's mind, or it can suggest a more fanciful manner of thinking.
Our cursive ‘imagine’ fake tattoo can also be used to encourage others to use their imagination or to dream about what might be possible. Or it could serve as a daily reminder to use one's imagination more often - to dream big, think outside the box, and come up with new and innovative solutions.
Many people are attracted to this ecological ‘imagine’ sticker tattoo as a way to honor John Lennon's message of peace and love. Whatever the motivation, this ‘imagine’ temporary tattoo comes in a set of three, so it’s the ideal way to experiment with placements before committing to permanent ink. For a slightly different font, we also have this ‘imagine’ temporary tattoo.
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DETAILS
- A regular Tatteco lasts 2-5 days on average. A semi-permanent Tatteco, around 14 days.
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- We suggest placing the Tatteco on oil-free areas where the skin does not stretch and keeping them clean!
- Environmentally friendly product and packaging
- Safe, FDA-compliant, created using eco-friendly materials, such as soy-based inks and non-toxic adhesives
- Tattecos come in sets, perfect for experimenting with different placements, trying out a matching tattoo or sharing one with a friend
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