'Tattoo Stamp' is the name of a new Milk Makeup product that offers an easy way to apply small-scale temporary body art. The pen-shaped product looks like an eyeliner, but its cap removes to reveal either a heart- or star-shaped stamp. Ink that's used to create the liquid art is enriched with nourishing Vitamin E and sunflower oil.
While the Tattoo Stamp could easily be branded as a product for kids, the product description makes note of how it can create "instant body art that washes away in time for that job interview."
While the vegan product is not suited for use in the eye area, the body art stamps created can be taken away with makeup remover. The slim stamp seems to fit right in with festival culture and in particular, appeals to young consumers who are unwilling to commit to a real tattoo full-time.
Nourishing Skin Stamps
Milk Makeup's 'Tattoo Stamp' Offers an Easy Way to Apply Subtle Body Art
Trend Themes
1. Temporary Body Art - The Tattoo Stamp offers a convenient and temporary way to apply small-scale body art.
2. Vegan Beauty Products - The Tattoo Stamp is a vegan product, catering to the growing demand for cruelty-free beauty options.
3. Festival-inspired Beauty - The Tattoo Stamp aligns with the festival culture and appeals to young consumers seeking unique body art options.
Industry Implications
1. Cosmetics - The cosmetics industry can explore innovative ways to create temporary body art products like the Tattoo Stamp.
2. Beauty and Personal Care - The beauty and personal care industry can cater to the demand for vegan and cruelty-free products by developing offerings like the Tattoo Stamp.
3. Entertainment and Events - The entertainment and events industry can incorporate products like the Tattoo Stamp as part of festival and concert experiences, providing memorable temporary body art options for attendees.