Story highlights
- Pop-up tattoo parlor hopes to highlight the importance of the EU referendum vote
- A variety of free tattoos were on offer to the public in London
London (CNN)What do a tattoo and the EU referendum have in common? They're both permanent.
That's what message this pop-up tattoo parlor in London has for British voters.
"Brexit Tattoos" were offering a variety of free satirical referendum-themed tattoos to highlight the importance of the vote.
"We want to tell them that this is such an important decision to not take lightly," said Rosie Warin from We Are Europe -- a campaign aimed at encouraging young people to vote in favor of Britain remaining in the European Union.
"Much like a bad tattoo, if you make the wrong decision, you're going to wake up on Friday morning and really regret it for the rest of your life," she told CNN.
A series of designs were on offer at "Brexit Tattoos."
Designs included depictions of UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage and former London mayor Boris Johnson, as well as several ironic messages such as "bye-bye Britain" and "seas of doubt."
"Two people have got these tattoos and it's been quite amazing to see and hear their stories," Warin said.
"Even though they're doing it in irony, they're also getting this to recognize the significance of the vote."
