There's a special excitement associated with getting a new tattoo. Once you've made all the major decisions—like the design, ...

While the site is very clear in saying fade-time varies depending on everyone's own body, the company estimates every tattoo will fade away in the timeframe of nine to 15 months from when you ...

"All tattoos fade; that is to be expected," says tattoo artist Melody Mitchell. That said, consideration and attention to healing and aftercare can help to ensure that your body art stays as ...

and natural skin cell renewal may cause tattoos to fade, stretch, grow blurry. The extent of any such damage depends on your nutrition, hydration, the quality of the ink used, and the location on ...

Permanent tattoos, as the name suggests, are meant to be permanent. But alas, all tattoos will fade as the years go by, without exception, says Lorena Lorenzo, a Toronto-based tattoo artist.

“When I was six, they told me tattoos were pretty adornments,” recalled the 67-year-old from Imilchil village of the once-common practice among women in North Africa’s Amazigh group ...

That’s why tattoos fade, distort, and discolor. Traditional Q-Switched lasers heat up and melt tattoo ink, making it easier ...

"When I was six, they told me tattoos were pretty adornments," recalled the 67-year-old from Imilchil village of the once-common practice among women in North Africa's Amazigh groups. Long ...