Daffodil Flower Tattoo
Daffodil Flower Tattoo
Test-drive a real daffodil tattoo on your skin for 10 to 14 days before committing for life. No needles. No pain. No regrets. Just the flower of renewal, worn exactly as long as you choose.
- 10 to 14 days real wear: far beyond cheap alternatives that fade in 2-3 days. Fully waterproof, shower and swim proof.
- March birth flower with real meaning: the narcissus symbolises new beginnings, optimism and vitality. Wearing this motif is wearing an intention.
- 5 x 5 cm, applied in 5 minutes: wrist, ankle, collarbone or nape. Water-transfer application, no skills needed, clean crisp result every time.
- Vegan ink, EU-certified, zero black henna: formulated for sensitive skin, free from the allergens that give cheap temporary tattoos a bad name.
From €10 versus €60-200 for permanent ink: the price of a try, not of a regret.
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Real Tattoo Look | Strong Dark Color -
Design to Fade in 10-14 Days -
Vegan Plant-Based Ink -
Easy Home Application
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What's in the kit?
Every InkToday tattoo ships in its protective sleeve, with an application guide to help you put it on.
How do I apply my tattoo?
Our tattoos are painless and very easy to apply yourself – it only takes a few simple steps.
Follow the application guide supplied with your tattoo, or watch our video tutorial here.
Once applied, the ink reacts with the proteins and the keratin in your skin, and darkens within 24 to 36 hours.
Your tattoo then stays visible for 10 to 14 days depending on where you apply it on your body, before fading away naturally.
Colour and appearance
Unlike most temporary tattoos, INKTODAY ink bonds to the surface of your skin instead of simply sitting on top of it.
Once applied, the ink reacts with the proteins and the keratin in your skin, and darkens within 24 to 36 hours.
The final result looks like a real tattoo, in a deep blue-black colour.
How long does the tattoo last?
INKTODAY tattoos are designed to fade within 10 to 14 days.
How long they last depends on where you apply them, on your daily activities and on how hydrated your skin is.
The ink fades gradually as your skin renews itself naturally.
Here is an estimate of how long they hold, area by area:
🦵 Leg: day 1 to 5 (very dark colour), then day 6 to 12 (colour fading).
🦶 Foot: day 1 to 8 (very dark colour), then day 9 to 14 (colour fading).
🦵 Knee: day 1 to 6 (very dark colour), then day 7 to 12 (colour fading).
💪 Forearm: day 1 to 6 (very dark colour), then day 7 to 12 (colour fading).
💪 Shoulder: day 1 to 7 (very dark colour), then day 8 to 14 (colour fading).
💪 Upper arm: day 1 to 7 (very dark colour), then day 8 to 14 (colour fading).
✋ Hand: day 1 to 4 (very dark colour), then day 5 to 8 (colour fading).
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InkToday ink: how we designed it
We developed our InkToday formula drawing on the natural, ancestral practices of tribes who used plant sap to mark their skin.
Our unique formula lets our INKTODAY tattoos last longer while giving a deeper, blacker colour.
Water-resistant and incredibly realistic, our tattoos offer an authentic, long-lasting experience.
Discover our founders’ story and how InkToday ink was created here 👀
Shipping and returns
We ship to most countries worldwide, free above the amount shown in your cart.
All non-personalised orders can be returned within 14 days, as long as the tattoo’s individual packaging has not been opened, of course.
Temporary narcissus tattoo: renewal on skin, zero needles
The narcissus is the birth flower of March. In the language of flowers it stands for renewal, new beginnings and optimism. A temporary narcissus tattoo lets you wear that symbol visibly without spending an hour under a needle and without paying €60 to €200 for a permanent result you cannot test-drive first.
This 5 x 5 cm design applies in five minutes using water transfer on any area: wrist, ankle, collarbone, nape, forearm. It lasts 10 to 14 days, survives showers and swimming. The ink is vegan, EU-certified, free from black henna and harsh allergens. That is exactly what market-stall temporary tattoos do not offer.
The price starts at €10 per sheet. That is the cost of a try: test the motif, the placement, the way it reads on your skin tone, before deciding whether to make it permanent one day.
Where to place a temporary daffodil tattoo?
Most popular placements: inner wrist for a discreet look, ankle for a summer vibe, collarbone for low-cut necklines, behind the ear for minimalist botanical flair. The 5 x 5 cm format fits all these areas without resizing.
Best occasions for a narcissus temporary tattoo
It works perfectly for a hen party (floral theme, great in photos), a spring festival, a trip abroad, a bohemian wedding as a guest, or as a meaningful gift for someone born in March.
FAQ
What is the meaning of a narcissus tattoo?
The narcissus symbolises renewal, new beginnings and good news. In Greek mythology it takes its name from Narcissus, a young man transformed into a flower. In the language of flowers it is also linked to vitality and optimism.
What does a daffodil tattoo mean?
The daffodil, a bright yellow variety of narcissus, stands for hope, inspiration and rebirth. It is the birth flower of March, making it a deeply personal motif for anyone born that month.
How long does a temporary narcissus tattoo last?
This temporary narcissus tattoo lasts 10 to 14 days under normal conditions. It is waterproof and swim-proof. Wear depends on the placement and how much friction the area gets.
Do temporary tattoos hurt?
No. A temporary tattoo is applied like a transfer sticker directly to the surface of the skin with no needles at all. Application takes five minutes and is completely painless.
How much does a temporary daffodil tattoo cost?
This temporary daffodil tattoo starts at €10 per sheet (5 x 5 cm format). For comparison, a permanent tattoo of the same size costs €60 to €200 at a studio.
What is the difference between a daffodil and a narcissus?
The daffodil is a bright yellow variety of narcissus with a pronounced central trumpet. Narcissus is the wider botanical genus covering varieties from white to yellow to orange. The two names are often used interchangeably in everyday language.
What does the narcissus flower symbolise in a tattoo?
In tattoo culture the narcissus evokes rebirth after a hard period, the start of a new chapter, or simply a love of spring flowers. It is a subtle but meaningful motif.
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