Tattoo artist Syd Smith has identified five body areas most prone to fading: hands and fingers, feet and ankles, elbows and knees, and the inner lip. These spots are vulnerable due to friction, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Getting a new tattoo is exciting, but it's super important to take care of your new ink with a thorough ...

Preserving body art requires diligence, especially when it comes to sun protection. With proper care, your personal expression can maintain its vibrant appearance for years to come. Tattoo ink sits ...

If you’re a regular sun seeker, you no doubt know how important it is to protect yourself from the sun’s rays. Having too little sun protection can lead to sunburn, skin damage, and even skin cancer.

If you're a total sun bunny and have a tattoo or two (or seven) on your body, then hopefully you're religious when it comes to sunblock. What happens to tattoos in the sun isn't a pretty thing, ...

Any tattoo can fade, but ink on five body parts, in particular, can fade much easier than others, according to tattoo artist ...

When it comes to preventing skin cancer and protecting the overall health of your skin, the importance of wearing sunscreen is nothing new. But if you have tattoos, SPF is even more essential.

Tattoos are pretty damn permanent, but that doesn't mean you never see a faded tattoo. There's a lot to think about before getting inked, but just to add another consideration into the mix, it turns ...