Fancy a tattoo but not the commitment? Check out the Prinker S, a temporary tattoo printer for your skin that works so fast, there's no time for regret. Even if you did question what you've done ...

This is the second year in a row Prinker has been featured at CES, and it’s not hard to see why. Now you can get custom ink whenever you want, and it’s totally safe and temporary.

OK, this might be my favorite thing at CES this year -- a temporary tattoo printer from startup Prinker. The $269 device, called the Prinker S, is a small black handheld gadget that can hold black ...

Before you print your tattoo, make sure to use the included skin primer. When it’s time to print, Prinker rolls out a design at approximately 100 mm/s with a resolution of 1,200 dpi.

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We tested it out to see how easy it is to use, how close to a real tattoo the prints look, how well it works on different skin tones, and the results.

South Korean company Prinker has the solution: an eponymous tattoo printer that comes with over 3,000 designs in its accompanying app and lets you add your own.

PARIS — L’Oréal has taken a minority stake in temporary tattoo-maker Prinker Korea Inc. The world’s largest beauty company said in a statement Monday that the investment into the South ...

The Prinker, a hand-held printer that quickly converts any drawing or design to a temporary tattoo, is from a South Korean company called SketchOn. The cost is $500, which includes the machine ...

Moreover, the Prinker M is the most practical approach consumers can choose to get temporary tattoos. The device is available for only $199 and comes with a color ink cartridge capable of printing ...