MECOLOUR Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper 8.5"X11"-5 Sets for Inkjet printer DIY Image Transfer Decal Paper for Skin, For Halloween, Celebrate Festivals, Parties, Birthday Bashes,New Year

Easy- print just like you do anything, no fancy settings or anything. Works just like any temporary tattoo as far as applying. I’d suggest to cut out the tattoo close to it so you can’t see the film around the imagine when you put it on. Fun for an occasion or event!

Used these to make some cute game day tattoos for my daughter's field trip and she shared them with multiple friends they worked great even went on with just a baby wipe!!!(*Used Avery Labels to Create for Free *)

Absolute trash. Printed at home on Inkjet, applied like any rub on tattoo (all according to instructions). They do not go on well, then you can see the edges of the film peeling within minutes. When they get wet, the ink just runs off your skin. When you try to remove the rest with alcohol/hand sanitizer, instead of coming off as normal ones do, it just spreads the sticky film all around. At that point, all the scrubbing or solvents in the world won’t help! PULL THE ENTIRE THING OFF WHILE IT’S STILL PEELABLE. I’m not sure if other “at home printer paper” printed on an inkjet/deskjet presents these issues, but this is how this particular one performed. Would not recommend, and throwing the rest of mine in the trash!

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I really recommend these.Heads up: the "white" area of the tattoo design is still part of the temporary tattoo so if you do a rough trim of just a square around your design then you'll have a square temporary tattoo when you put it on. See the second photo for what not to do.This tattoo paper feels like a second skin and can tug on you as you move around. So, be sure to trim as close to your design as possible to avoid this. Even then, the tattoos do tend to feel tight and tug on you.These are also kind of hard to take off. If you only want to wear them for a day or two, I recommend throwing some moisturizer on top of them a couple of times a day to make them more comfortable and degrade them faster. I didn't find a good way to take them off in a hurry except to scrub.Images printed clearly in both b/w and color using just my old inkjet printer, and stayed crisp when you put them on. White areas are transparent, but I think that was more my printer settings than anything. The cats in the photo attached both showed up well when we put them on because they had subtle beige and gray tones that came through.Huge hit for family gatherings, bachelorette parties, and would be great for trying out designs and placements of ink you're considering. 5 sheets was more than enough to make multiple dozens of 2" tattoos. This was a inexpensive way for me to make gatherings more special and everyone loved them. Would recommend.

It works as described. It stayed on for more than 3 days. I pat it dry when I washed my hands. I removed it with alcohol. I was surprised at how nice it looked. People thought it was real.

The instructions are easy to follow. The most difficult task was peeling the film layer off the plastic sheet and laying it perfectly on the printed paper but I used other crafting tools to help me.They come off easily in the shower but there is residue left on your skin that can only come off with an oil based cleanser of some sort. I put the tattoo on my arm and the design fell off in the shower but the next day the lint from my clothes stuck to the tattooed area. Rubbing it did not make it come off but made it worse.Since I have oil based cleansers I don’t mind the residue but it’s not ideal.I would also put your designs close together to make sure you use most of the paper. I wasted a lot by having big gaps between each tattoo. Also cut very close to the border of your tattoo because the film will show too much.

Great and easy to use