In 2021, a company called Ephemeral Tattoo launched a tattoo ink "made to fade" — that the body would dissolve. Three years later, some clients say -- they haven't faded well.

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Footage shows nine-year-old Napat Mitmakorn using the machine to ink a large image of a Chinese ... ‘My son then told me he wanted to learn how to tattoo. I don't have a tattoo shop or accept ...

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That is the motto of Ephemeral, a cosmetic company that developed a made-to-fade, semi-permanent tattoo ink in 2014. But some customers who were told their tattoos would disappear within 9-15 ...

Edmonton hosted more than 450 tattoo artists from around the world at the Expo Centre over the weekend. CTV News App Contact Us FAQ Newsletters Team Twitter feed ...

Share on Pinterest Florence Goupil/Getty Images When I got my first tattoo ... Some ink colors can cause an allergic reaction. Red ink is associated with the most reactions, but yellow, green ...

May doesn’t hammer home the point, but it’s there for the taking nonetheless. Green Ink is based on the true story of Victor Grayson, the former socialist MP turned secret service informant ...

Their net-zero pledges and roadmaps are now fading. The era of ‘green-fading’ – when sustainability pledges quietly dissolve – has begun. To tell the truth, success was already scarce. Last year, ...