vattoo
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vattoo (plural vattoos)
- A tattoo or temporary tattoo on the pubic area.
- 2010 August 23, Claire Lawton, “Vatooing: A New Kind of Painted Box”, in Phoenix New Times[1], archived from the original on May 16, 2022:
- Like the vajazzle, the vattoo isn't permanent and can last on the vulva for seven days if the vattoo-ed "avoids friction" (the spa's representatives explain that might take some creativity).
- 2010 September 9, Jenny Everett, “Forget Vagazzling: Here Comes the Vattoo!”, in Self.com[2], archived from the original on February 25, 2023:
- On the heels of the vagazzling trend, spas have come up with another way to doll up your lady parts. Temporary vagina tattoos -- a.k.a. "vattoos," are generally done post-Brazilian wax (you need a "clean canvas" for the artist). They're applied a few inches above your actual girlie bits, and the airbrush-and-stencil "vat" washes away after a week.
- (Can we date this quote?), Monica Haim, “Vajazzling: Vagina Bling, In?”, in Mamiverse.com[3], archived from the original on June 14, 2021:
- If you’ve got more Morticia than Marilyn vibes down there, consider a “vattoo,” also known as temporary tattoos for your vagina. Vattooing is done by applying an airbrush tattoo to the area after a Brazilian Bikini Wax. Like a proper vajazzling, a vattoo can also last up to five days.
- For more quotations using this term, see Citations:vattoo.