What type of ink should temporary tattoo artists avoid using to operate legally in Oklahoma?

Temporary tattoo artists in Oklahoma should avoid using permanent inks to operate legally. This restriction exists because permanent inks are designed for long-lasting applications and can lead to potential health risks and allergic reactions if applied to the skin for a temporary design. Temporary tattoos are intended to last for a limited time and should be made with inks that can safely be removed without causing harm to the skin.

Inks specifically labeled as non-permanent or water-soluble are typically safe and appropriate for temporary tattoos, as they are formulated to wash off easily and reduce the chances of irritation or adverse reactions. Glitter inks can also be used as long as they are non-toxic and meant for temporary designs. Therefore, the use of permanent inks goes against both the legal requirements and the best practices for temporary body art, emphasizing the importance of using safe, non-toxic materials.