A hilarious story about a tattoo gone wrong after taking aftercare instructions a bit too literally, proving that sometimes, communication really is everything.

Tattoos are a popular form of self-expression, but sometimes people change their minds or circumstances change, leading them to seek tattoo removal. If you’re considering removing a tattoo, ...

Truong Hanh Phuc, now with barely any trace of ink on his face, once had his forehead, eyelids, cheeks, chin, and neck ...

Winter's dry air and friction from clothing can harm tattoos, both new and healed. Experts advise keeping skin hydrated with ...

Tattoos can hold meaning, reflect identity, or represent personal experiences. Over time, what once felt permanent may no ...

Finding the right tattoo studio in Toronto is all about balancing creativity with safety. A great design means nothing if the ...

MY FIRST TATTOO was a little silly, like most early ink. The large-ish piece on my left thigh always raises eyebrows and sparks chin-rubbing when I break out the short shorts. To fans of fourth-wave ...

Farrah Abraham’s 16-year-old daughter, Sophia, debuted her permanent fangs weeks after the reality star was slammed for letting her daughter get a massive stomach tattoo. The teen showed off her new ...

Maine Democrat Graham Platner, a first-time Senate candidate backed by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., says he has covered up a tattoo widely recognized as a Nazi symbol after critics unearthed old social ...

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he has covered up a tattoo after learning of its resemblance to a Nazi symbol. Facing scrutiny for his controversial tattoo, Platner said Tuesday ...

Prominent Democrats who were highly critical of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth’s tattoos with crusader symbolism are now keeping silent on a progressive Senate candidate who had a Nazi-style symbol ...

(The Hill) — Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner said he plans to remove his tattoo after learning of its resemblance to a Nazi symbol. “It was not until I started hearing from reporters ...