How long do Just Tattoos actually last?
Our semi-permanent tattoos are designed to look incredibly realistic and typically last anywhere from 1 to 2 weeks (up to 10 days on average). The exact duration depends on the placement, your skin type, and how often you wash or exfoliate the area.
Are they water-resistant?
Yes! Once fully set, your tattoo is water-resistant. You can shower, swim, and sweat without worrying about it washing off immediately. Just avoid heavy scrubbing.
Is the ink safe for my skin?
Absolutely. Our inks are formulated with plant-based, skin-safe ingredients. They are cruelty-free, hypoallergenic, and clinically tested to ensure they are safe for all skin types.
How do I apply them?
It’s super simple. Peel off the clear protective film, place the design face down on clean, dry skin, press a damp cloth against it for 30 seconds, and peel back the paper. The color will develop fully over 24 hours.
How can I remove them early?
If you need to switch up your style early, you can gently scrub the area with warm water and an exfoliant, or use a bit of baby oil or rubbing alcohol to lift the ink away.
Why does my tattoo look faint right after applying?
Don't panic! Our plant-based ink goes on light and takes 24 to 36 hours to fully darken. It reacts safely with the proteins in your skin's top layer to create a rich, realistic color.
Where is the best place to put my tattoo?
For the longest-lasting results, choose an area with minimal friction and hair, like your forearm, calf, or shoulder. Avoid areas that bend frequently (like wrists or knees) or places that naturally sweat a lot.
Can I use lotion or sunscreen over it?
Yes, but we recommend waiting at least 24 hours after application before using any lotions, sunscreens, or heavy oils on the area. Once the tattoo has fully developed, keeping your skin moisturized can actually help it last longer!
What color will the tattoo develop into?
Our formula develops into a realistic dark blue-black shade, closely mimicking the look of authentic tattoo ink after it has healed in the skin. It does not look like a glossy, pitch-black sticker.
Will sleeping mess up the tattoo while it develops?
To prevent the ink from transferring to other parts of your body while you sleep (like your face resting on your arm), we recommend wearing loose, long clothing over the tattooed area for the first night.