Williams Trading Announces Sale on Body Arts Ink

PENNSAUKEN, N.J. — Williams Trading has announced that the full line of Body Arts Ink temporary tattoos, including Vaj Tats, are on sale from now until July 31 at noon PST.

Williams Trading Co. is a full line adult wholesale distributor with more than 40 years of experience and an inventory of more than 20,000 different items, and new products added weekly. Over the years, the company has expanded to offering direct drop-shipping services for online retailers, with the launch of MuffsAndCuffs.com.

Body Arts Ink is a line of luxury fashion temporary tattoo collections that include various alluring styles and light catching effects. Body Arts Ink are suitable for the beach, pool parties, festivals, concerts, and other venues where users want to glow.

“Body Arts Ink temporary tattoos are exotic but always non-toxic and safe for every fashionista to wear,” explains a company rep. “Each applied piece lasts up to five days, even with showering and swimming.”

“With Vaj Tats, customers can transform themselves into an irresistible delight and are the perfect accessory when in search of a little bling below, [and] have been specifically developed for the temporary application on human skin, are easy to apply and non-toxic,” adds the rep. “The art lasts for up to five days and is available in seven different designs.”

Because the tattoos are not permanent, they provide the freedom to design bold and dramatic body art for those who may not necessarily choose a permanent tattoo, but love the self expression of temporary tattoo body art and enjoy wearing a tattoo as an accessory.

“We conducted a Body Arts Ink market test [and] the feedback was great!” says Williams Trading’s Marketing & Vendor Liaison Erin V. “The packaging is beautiful and the price point is designed to build the retail basket with and easy, eye-catching sale.”

For product availability and shipping information, call (800) 423-8587.

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