ALL Strippers Tatted . . . New Technology Changes Game maybe . . .

I think that's a great idea-removable ink!!! I'm a dancer, don't have a tattoo, and know a few dancers who don't have tattoos either. I agree, though, we are in the minority. I'm just personally not into tattoos, but know some wonderful people who feel deeply about their choice of a tattoo. That's special.

Sometimes the art is impressive and sometimes it is the message, but if the girl is hot then to my eyes it only detracts. I was thinking photochromatic (already available for temporary tattoos) inks would be next generation.

To my surprise there are actually ultraviolet tattoo inks, which for a dancer might increase the sales numbers as a novelty or as an ice breaker. To see, wiimo, a interesting UV tat here's the link:

en.wikipedia.org

Also might have some law-enforcement implications. I know that at the courthouse and the booking room, they always list major tattoos that someone might have. If those identifying marks were able to just "disappear" later and another crime were committed, an alias name might more easily fool the authorities.

For law enforcement concerns including your health we have henna tattoos, it is a natural temporary tattoo:

dirtundermynails.com (Very pregnant belly with octopus henna tattoo.)

The problem with the henna tattoo, I had thought, is the paste doesn't allow for a beautiful tattoo:

herbspro.com

Henna "tattoos" are stenciled on in most cases. Not the same asa real tattoo in apearance or flexibility of design.

I had read that big trend was real tattoos stenciled from artwork over the internet. In effect people are opting for copies instead of originals.

For those who like colorful and extreme tattoos: ---- modblog.bmezine.com ---- These tattoos remind me of the dancer at the RolLexx who had such bright artwork compared to all the other dancers.