







Reputation Tattoo
Reputation Tattoo
Warrior tattoos
Maa Paa Tattoo
A Great Feather Tattoo
ONEPIECE Tattoo
Sunrise Om - Semi Permanent Tattoo
Tribal Armband Semi Permanent Tattoos
Spring Tattoo
Hokage's Mark(5 Designes)
Breathe Tattoo
Spine Mandala Semi Permanent Tattoo
Power Button Tattoo
Think Positive Tattoo
Double Lightning Mini Tattoo
Karma Tattoo
You throw on sunscreen, grab your towel, and head for a swim—only to find your tattoo looking dull or patchy after just a few hours. Between salty waves, sweat, and constant friction from sand, most temporary tattoos just can't keep up. Even those labeled 'long-lasting' often lose their edge after a dip.
Your skin naturally renews itself every 2–3 weeks, with the outermost layer flaking off. Sun, salt, and friction speed up this process, making regular temporary tattoos fade unevenly. Most use surface adhesives or dyes that wash off with moisture and movement.
Sunscreen helps protect both your skin and your tattoo, but avoid spray-on formulas that can dissolve ink. Stick with gentle, broad-spectrum lotions applied around—not on—your tattoo. If you notice peeling, moisturize only the surrounding skin.
If you're tired of reapplying or losing your look halfway through your beach day, inkhub provides a huge selection of waterproof semi permanent tattoos designed for real-life adventures. Our tattoos last 1–2 weeks, are painless to apply, and you can choose from over 1,000 original designs. See what's possible at inkhub.in—your beach days just got way more fun.
Yes, high-quality waterproof semi permanent tattoos are designed to withstand saltwater and won't wash off after a swim, as long as they've set properly.
Start with clean, dry skin, allow the tattoo to set overnight, and avoid rubbing it with towels or sand. Pat dry after swimming and skip lotions directly on the tattoo.
If you pick skin-safe brands like inkhub, these tattoos use hypoallergenic inks that are gentle even on sensitive skin and don't cause irritation.
You can use sunscreen, but apply it carefully around the tattoo—not directly on it—to keep the ink vibrant and avoid breakdown.
Most quality options last 1–2 weeks, fading gradually as your skin renews itself. Duration depends on exposure to friction, water, and sun.
Detailed line art or smaller designs tend to last longer and fade less noticeably, especially compared to big solid blocks of color.
Peeling usually comes from thick transfer films or poor adhesion. Choosing breathable, flexible tattoos and letting them set overnight reduces this problem.
It's better to apply the tattoo at least 8 hours before swimming. This gives the ink time to bond fully and resist water exposure.
Our tattoos are tested for durability in real beach conditions. The ink bonds below the skin surface, so you get up to two weeks of vibrant wear.
You can gently exfoliate the area with a scrub or use tape to lift off any remaining ink. Don't pick or peel, since that can irritate your skin.