Hear from our Experts
Everence for tattoo is developed to a higher safety standard than any TATTOO product in the world, and is proud to be backed by some of the world’s leading medical and biomedical engineering experts.
“I’m very passionate about tattoo safety and I love my Everence tattoo. It was my first tattoo, in fact.”
Dr. Marie Leger, MD, PhD
Board Certified Dermatologist
Director, European Society of Tattoo and Pigment Research
Founder, Tattoo Center, Cornell University.
Everence Advisor & Customer
“I helped develop and test Everence, so I would be comfortable recommending Everence for Tattoos to a member of my own family if they were considering a tattoo.”
Bruce Klitzman, PhD
Professor of Surgery, Duke University
Everence Advisor
“The fact that I've got an Everence tattoo speaks to my belief in the idea and comfort with the product.”
Edith Mathiowitz, PhD
Professor of Medical Science
Brown University
Everence Advisor & Customer
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Everence for tattoos is a tattoo ink additive, in powder form, designed to be mixed into tattoo ink and applied like any conventional tattoo.
Bruce Klitzman, PhD
Professor of Surgery, Duke University
Edith Mathiowitz, PhD
Biomedical Engineer, Brown University
Everence Tattoo Quick Facts:
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A tattoo ink additive in powder form which can contain any 1 of 8 possible Everence Sources - Developed by leading scientists from Brown and Duke Universities
- Clinically tested and dermatologist approved
- Does not change the safety or healing process of a tattoo
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Lasts for the life of your tattoo - Made with medical-grade materials and produced in an ISO-certified, GMP Complaint facility under the strictest quality control standards in the world
- Can be applied by any tattoo artist in the world – no special training or equipment required
- Can be added to any new or existing tattoo
Science and Safety
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Everence |
Tattoo Ink |
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Clinically tested |
Yes |
No |
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Dermatologist Approved |
Yes |
No |
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Manufactured in ISO certified, GMP compliant facility |
Yes |
Some |
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Developed, tested and used by leading scientists and dermatologists |
Yes |
No |
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Indemnifies any tattoo artist who applies it |
Yes |
No |