Temporary Tattoos: Beyonce Launches Flash Tattoo Collection, Pair of Brothers Invent Vegan Ink That Lasts Two Weeks [PHOTOS + WATCH]

Beyonce just launched her very own line of temporary tattoos. A collaboration with Flash Tattoos, the collection called #BeyonceXFlashTattoos are described as "fierce, flawless and fabulous."

It comes as no surprise that Jay-Z's wife was the creative mind and designer behind the range of sparkly temporary tattoos.

Comprised of song lyrics, guns and even beehive-inspired images, the 57-piece collection can set you back $28. The tattoos last for about four to six days, depending on correct application.

But if you're looking for a temporary tattoo that could last longer than a week, then Inkbox is the solution you've been searching for.

#freethenipple with free hand art via the brilliant @louise_towers | #inkboxlove A photo posted by inkbox Tattoos (@inkboxtats) on Jul 8, 2015 at 7:29am PDT

The company, founded by brothers Tyler and Braden Handley, invented "fruit-based 'ink' that provides customers the look and feel of a real tattoo," as per BuzzFeed.

A photo posted by inkbox Tattoos (@inkboxtats) on Jun 21, 2015 at 7:29am PDT

The concept came about when the Handley brothers couldn't decide on a tattoo design they were willing to stick with for the rest of their lives.

Much like Beyonce's flash tattoos, the Inkbox tattoos also come in pre-designed swatches that are easy to apply to any skin surface.

A photo posted by inkbox Tattoos (@inkboxtats) on Mar 11, 2015 at 12:56pm PDT

Part of the sales from the Inkbox tattoos will be donated to the Darien Initiative. The organization supports the Embera-Wounaan and Kuna tribes of the Darien Gap in Panama.

 The absolutely incredible @louise_towers free handed this with inkbox ink! | Get ink getinkbox.com/collections/ink

A photo posted by inkbox Tattoos (@inkboxtats) on Jun 14, 2015 at 10:07am PDT

These tribes have long been using Genipa Americana fruit as tattoo ink for years. Check out the Inkbox website and Kickstarter page for more information.

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