"DLTBGYD," wrote Margo Price cryptically on her socials on Tuesday 20 May with a winking face emoji next to it, alongside a ...

This week, researchers from the University of Texas unveiled a new, removable, sticker-like electronic face wearable that ...

Currently, the e-tattoo only works on hairless skin but there is work to try and make the device more accessible, combining ...

The non-permanent wireless forehead e-tattoos decode brainwaves to measure mental strain, without the need for bulky headgear ...

Researchers have developed a temporary face tattoo that can read your brain and tell when it's being overworked, and they say this could have benefits for people working in high-intensity jobs.

Ever wondered exactly how much your job is stressing you out? Scientists have developed a temporary forehead tattoo that could one day give you the answer.

New face tattoo protects your brain from working too hard, scientists say - Sensors could help safety by tracking mental ...

Credit: G. Mangiapane et al. An 800-year-old mummy donated to a museum in Italy a century ago has revealed new clues about ancient face tattoos. But the mummy's origin remains shrouded in mystery.

"Overweight, no veneers, no face tatts," she captioned the post. Now, Sarah-Jane has tattoos covering her face and has loaded her lips with filler, finished with fluffy fake lashes. But many ...

LONG lost tattoos have been discovered on the face of an 800-year-old South American woman whose remains were donated to an Italian museum nearly a century ago. While humans have been inking ...

They were surprised to find tattoos on both cheeks of the mummy’s face, including three straight running lines from the ear to the mouth. They also found a wrist tattoo in the shape of an S.