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Little Eye Of Horus Semi-Permanent Tattoo - Set of 2
Little Eye Of Horus Semi-Permanent Tattoo - Set of 2
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Little eye of Horus semi-permanent tattoo.
| Nº of tattoos | 2 |
| Size | 0.6 in / 1.5 cm (width) |
The Eye of Horus is an ancient Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. Today it is commonly used as a protective amulet, with many people choosing to get the symbol inked on their skin. For anyone considering this design, our ecological Eye of Horus semi-permanent tattoo is the perfect way to experiment before getting inked.
This Eye of Horus long-lasting tattoo features the typical design seen throughout Egypt. We created this 2-week tattoo with a special blend of gardenia juice, which allows the ink to stay on the skin for around 14 days before fading away.
Also known as the Wadjet eye, our Eye of Horus semi-permanent temporary tattoo is a classic symbol of protection and healing. The ancient Egyptians believed it had the power to heal the sick and bring the dead back to life.
According to the myth of Set and Osiris, the Eye of Horus was born from a tale of jealousy, vengeance, and redemption, but this symbol has retained its sacred meaning even after centuries. If you want to get an ancient icon that can help keep negative energies at bay, our biodegradable Eye of Ra tattoo may be the best ecological alternative.
In tattooing, the Eye of Horus often represents protective powers, health, and well-being. Our Eye of Horus can be used to try out placements before getting inked since it comes in a set of two. But it could also be used to increase feelings of well-being through challenging times. For a design with a similar meaning, we have this evil eye semi-permanent tattoo as well.
How To
How To
How do I apply my Tatteco?
Remove the semi-transparent protective sheet and place the tattoo face down on clean, dry skin that is free from oils, lotions or creams.
Press a wet cloth firmly against the backing paper for around 30 seconds, then gently peel the paper away. Allow the tattoo to dry completely before touching it.
How long do temporary tattoos last?
A regular Tatteco lasts 2–5 days on average, although longevity varies depending on the design, placement and how you care for it.
Fine-line designs may fade a little sooner, while tattoos placed on areas with less friction can sometimes last longer.
For the best results, avoid applying your Tatteco to oily areas, places where the skin stretches frequently, or underneath tight-fitting clothing.
Our semi-permanent Tattecos last around 14 days.
How do I remove my Tatteco?
Your tattoo will gradually fade on its own after a few days.
If you would like to remove it sooner, apply rubbing alcohol or baby oil to the tattoo, leave it for around 10 seconds, then gently rub it away with a cloth.
Are Tattecos waterproof?
Yes. You can shower and swim while wearing your Tatteco.
However, avoid scrubbing, rubbing or washing directly over the tattoo, as friction will cause it to fade more quickly.
How can I make my tattoo last longer?
Apply your Tatteco to clean, dry, oil-free skin, ideally on an area that does not stretch or experience too much friction.
Once applied, keep the area clean and avoid excessive rubbing, exfoliation and tight clothing over the tattoo.
More about Tatteco
- Regular Tattecos last 2–5 days on average
- Designed with environmentally conscious product and packaging choices
- Created using materials including soy-based inks and non-toxic adhesives
- Tattecos come in sets, making them perfect for experimenting with different placements, trying matching tattoos or sharing with a friend
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