The idea was sparked during a conversation with Wellbeing and Lifestyle Coach Emilia Turner and residents – and before they knew it, they were showing off their artistic flair with the wash off body art.
Wellbeing & Lifestyle Coach Emilia Turner said: “We are always looking for new ways to be creative here at Verwood House and tattoos are a lovely way for people to express their individuality.
“The designs were of butterflies and flowers. The tattoos were popular with ladies, men not so much they didn't want any!”
The residents loved wearing the tattoos on their arms and showing off the pretty designs – which all washed off within a few days.
