Oh Look! RayBan Revisits Tattoo-vertising!

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Way back in 2004, a company called TatAd paid people wear a tattoo and become walking billboards for products. It was a fad and it came and went. Well, it’s back courtesy of our friends over at RayBan who are no into the whole it’s-not-advertising advertising thing.

There’s a video of a guy getting pair of glasses tattooed onto his face. And there’s pictures. Apparently, it’s real. Given the amount of ink already on the guy’s body, it’s safe to say he’d be perfectly comfortable adding eyeglass ink to his face.

Cutwater does it again.

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