A growing number of companies will tattoo a client’s entire body part in one work day, but the procedure comes with anesthesia, medical care and high costs.
Tattoos are more popular than ever. About a third of Americans have at least one. The creators of this new vanishing ink hope it’s a first step toward smart tattoos that provide intel about our bodies.
Soon after Sen. Elizabeth Warren was silenced on the Senate floor Minneapolis women took words from Sen. Mitch McConnell and turned them on their head, using 'nevertheless, she persisted' as a rallying cry for proponents of women's rights.
Tattoos might traditionally send negative signals to employer: that you are a rebel, or that you don't think about the future. But as they become more and more common, do tattoos still matter as much around the workplace?
Tattoo giveaways are cropping up as the latest trend in brand marketing. Unlike free T-shirts or hats with brand images, in this case the logo stays — forever.
