EZ Ink Offers Safe And Affordable Alternative To Permanent Tattoos
Apr 24, 2023
Sydney-based startup EZ Ink has launched a new, safe alternative to permanent tattoos, helping people overcome commitment barriers and express themselves through body art. Their online store enables people across the globe to access these new temporary and semi-permanent tattoos
Australia - April 24, 2023 —
EZ Ink is a newly launched brand of innovative temporary and semi-permanent tattoo brands that are looking to change the tattoo game. Their new alternative to permanent tattoos aims for a more realistic and practical solution for those who want to express themselves through body art, but without having to commit to one tattoo and the barriers it may represent.
Many people love the idea of getting a tattoo but are hesitant to commit to a design or placement for the rest of their lives. This is where EZ Ink comes in. Their temporary tattoos look like the real thing, are easy to apply, and last up to seven days. Customers can experiment with different designs, switch up their look, or express themselves without the permanence of traditional tattoos
EZ Ink offers a wide range of both temporary and semi-permanent tattoo designs that can last anywhere from 7-14 days, as well as custom designs and tattoo backs. All of their tattoo alternatives come with a 100% satisfaction guarantee, are water resistant, and come with worldwide shipping. For those who want to see how the tattoos hold up when applied, the website has a range of photos of real customers showing off their EZ Ink purchases.
The tattoos at EZ Ink come in all manner of design styles, including realism, Japanese, animal design, traditional American iconography, flowers, mythological, religious, and more. The team also offers custom tattoos based on designs sent in by the customer. Their website has a range of guidelines on images and designs that can be turned into tattoos, which are designed to work just like their regular designs and to last as long, too.
An Australian-owned small business working out of Sydney, EZ Ink is passionate about body art and co-owned by two enthusiasts, Bailey and Liam, who have plenty of their own tattoos but found that many of their friends and family who wanted ink of their own were stopped by the commitment required to get them. As such, they launched EZ Ink to help get past the commitment barriers standing between many people and the body art they want.
To learn more about EZ Ink, their new alternative to permanent tattoos, and the designs that they offer, you can visit their website directly at https://ezink.co/.
Please address and send any and all press inquiries to Bailey and Liam, who can be reached on the phone at 0427 877 386. All email inquiries can be sent directly to [email protected].
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Website: https://ezink.co/
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