Tattoo WK-13 Basketball Clock Semi-Permanent Tattoo

A player hangs mid-air while the clock behind him keeps ticking. Beating the buzzer has never looked so good.

$18.00

A bold blackwork basketball and clock semi-permanent tattoo that lets you try the look before you book an artist.

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The Tattoo WK-13 Basketball Clock stops time at the exact second the ball leaves your fingertips, which is handy because the ref never does. This temporary tattoo stays put for up to 2 weeks, plenty of time to live with the design before you commit to ink. Ideal for hoop heads and bold, detailed blackwork styles. Wear it solo on your upper arm or bicep, or layer it with other designs from our collection.

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Specifications

Size 23 x 15 cm
Style Blackwork
Best placement Upper arm or shoulder
Ink Plant-based genipa ink
Colour on skin Blue-black
Develops in 24-48 hours
Lasts Up to 2 weeks

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does this tattoo last?

It lasts up to two weeks. Wear time varies with your skin type, where you place it and how you care for it, and high-friction areas fade faster.

Why does it look faint when I first put it on?

It goes on pale because the plant-based genipa ink needs time to develop. It deepens into a blue-black tattoo over 24 to 48 hours, so give it a day or two to come through.

Can I shower or swim with it?

Once it's developed it handles everyday showers fine. For the first 24 hours, avoid long soaks, saunas and scrubbing so it can settle properly.

How do I remove it or help it fade?

It can't be washed or peeled off instantly. It fades away on its own as the top layer of your skin naturally renews.

Where should I put this design?

At 23 x 15 cm with a tall shape, it's built for the upper arm or outer shoulder where it has room to sit. Avoid high-friction spots, which fade quicker.

Should I do a patch test first?

Yes, we recommend a patch test before your first use.