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Word on the street is that lower back tattoos (aka tramp stamps) are back and here’s how I really feel about its return.

The event, called a flash tattoo event, allows artists to bring in new customers by showcasing their skills at a lower price than usual, as tattoos at the shop typically start at $100.

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Tramp stamp tattoos appear to be making somewhat of a comeback among Gen Z clients. PEOPLE spoke to tattoo artists around the country to weigh in on the rising trend.

Not all tattoo artists are on board with the trend, either. "To be honest, I haven’t really seen a comeback of lower back tattoos — at least not from where I stand in the tattoo industry ...

Tattoos may not be forever anymore, thanks to improved laser technology and easier access to technicians trained to remove them. But they can take years — and thousands of dollars — to fade.

Gen Z is opting to get “tramp stamp" tattoos, or ink on the lower back, to feel more empowered.Its placing is convenient as it can be easily hidden.

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Other Gen Z tattoo trends mentioned by the artists include postage stamps, heart-shaped cybersigilism designs, and — very specifically — Haku, the dragon from Spirited Away.

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