Tattoo WK-09 Snake Goddess Semi-Permanent Tattoo
Part goddess, part cautionary tale, wrapped in snakes and roses. She’s the one your mum warned you about, and her posture is immaculate.
$18.00
A horned woman wrapped in snakes and roses, a blackwork semi-permanent tattoo you can try before you ink.
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The Snake Goddess has serpents for a crown, roses at her feet and absolutely no interest in your small talk. This temporary tattoo stays put for up to 2 weeks, plenty of time to live with the design before you commit to ink. Made for dark romantics and bold, mythic styles, it sits beautifully on the upper arm or outer thigh at 15cm by 23cm. Wear it solo down the forearm or layer it with other pieces from our collection to build out a sleeve.
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Specifications
| Size | 15 x 23 cm |
|---|---|
| Style | Blackwork |
| Best placement | Forearm or upper arm |
| Ink | Plant-based genipa ink |
| Colour on skin | Blue-black |
| Develops in | 24–48 hours |
| Lasts | Up to 2 weeks |
| Kit includes | Tattoo, prep wipe, instructions |
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does this tattoo last?
It lasts up to 2 weeks, then fades as the top layer of your skin naturally renews. Wear time varies with your skin type, placement and aftercare.
Why does it look pale when I first put it on?
The genipa ink goes on pale and then develops over 24 to 48 hours. Give it a day or two to deepen into its full blue-black before you judge the look.
Can I shower or swim with it?
Once it's developed it handles everyday showers fine. Avoid long soaks, saunas and scrubbing during the first 24 hours while it sets.
How do I remove it or make it fade faster?
It can't be washed or peeled off instantly; it fades on its own as your skin renews. High-friction areas and regular washing will speed that up a little.
Where should I put this design?
At 15 x 23 cm the vertical shape suits the outer forearm, upper arm or calf. Avoid hands and fingers, as those areas fade faster.
Should I do a patch test first?
Yes, we recommend a patch test before your first use. The ink is plant-based, pressed from the genipa fruit.
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