It’s October, the orange (as well as pink) month, it’s a month for all things rustic, sweet or scary, in one word: pumpkins.
If you’re in the right mood for autumn and Halloween, and if you’re crazy enough you could show your “deep” love for this season with a pumpkin tattoo!
If you’re in the right mood for autumn and Halloween, and if you’re crazy enough you could show your “deep” love for this season with a pumpkin tattoo!
I’ve dreamed about getting my body tattooed for a long time now, indeed I originally wanted a Maat spreading her wings behind my neck, but after my bad colouring experience, I gave up.
I do want something, something small and ironic, a pumpkin?
Pumpkins can be fun or scary, a perfect theme for a sketch, for sure, and also for tattoos!
Smiling, crying, hanging from a tree, everyone can find the perfect Halloween-themed body art.
These are my 5 picks, I see well a small orange pumpkin in a restrict portion of the skin, like our wrist.
Smiling, crying, hanging from a tree, everyone can find the perfect Halloween-themed body art.
These are my 5 picks, I see well a small orange pumpkin in a restrict portion of the skin, like our wrist.
The solution for all scared people: temporary tattoos! These pumpkin faces are simply adorable, 100% pain and regret-free!
Why on earth pumpkins for Halloween? Yes, they are seasonal vegetables, thus the perfect and environmental-friendly solution, but all has started in Irland where people were used carving turnips.
This custom is connected to Jack-o-lantern tradition about a smart Irish guy, his pact with the devil and his eternal punishment: wandering without finding a secure place for him with just a lantern made out of a carved turnip. When, in the XIX century, Irish migrated in Northen America, they noticed American turnips being too small so they opted for… pumpkins!
This custom is connected to Jack-o-lantern tradition about a smart Irish guy, his pact with the devil and his eternal punishment: wandering without finding a secure place for him with just a lantern made out of a carved turnip. When, in the XIX century, Irish migrated in Northen America, they noticed American turnips being too small so they opted for… pumpkins!
Opt for temporary tattoos, if you don’t want to punish yourself or being punished for a wrong tattoo!
Are you still in the mood for Halloween and pumpkins? Then check these interesting seasonal posts:
Roasted pumpkin seeds recipe – Crazy pumpkins manicure – Lush intriguing shower gel – Lush devilish bath bomb – Halloween event – 6 Halloween thematic nail art
Enjoy your pumpkin!
Valentina Chirico aka Valens
