Tattoos are not for the faint of heart. Ya, your full sleeve of the koi fish jumping over a motorcycle is rad now, but will it be 25 years from now? For a fresh, less permanent option there are newly released Jagua temporary tattoo gels.
Safe and all natural, they contain no henna in them and last from 10-15 days. Made from the Genipa Americana fruit, which comes from the rainforest in South America, the Jagua temporary tattoo gels are a great way to try out whether or not that anchor on your wrist will look good in the long run.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Natural Temporary Tattoos
- There is an opportunity for cosmetic and personal care companies to cater to consumers' desire for natural temporary tattoo alternatives.
- Ephemeral Body Art
- With the rise of temporary tattoo products, there is a potential for disruptive innovation in the fashion and accessories industry with body art becoming a complementary or interchangeable item.
- Sustainable Body Decoration
- There is an opportunity for the beauty industry to develop sustainable body decoration products that do not require puncturing the skin, which will be beneficial in providing alternatives for eco-conscious consumers.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Cosmetics and Personal Care
- The natural trend in the cosmetics industry can be applied to temporary tattoo gels.
- Fashion and Accessories
- Temporary and natural body art can change the way fashion companies approach the way people decorate their bodies.
- Beauty and Sustainability
- Temporary natural tattoos can contribute to the sustainable initiatives of the beauty industry.
