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!

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.

Tattoos looked good, for the first five minutes. I used this to cosplay Law from one piece so had forearm, hand, and finger tattoos. They looked fine at first, but less than an hour in, they were already peeling like crazy. The ones on my arms got really scuffed and blurry. I only washed my hands once but the hand tattoos were already coming off. I've used a more expensive brand for hand tattoos before and they last me nearly two days unless i do some serious scrubbing in the shower, they've never come off like this. With the peeling and rubbing off you would think they would come off easily, but you would be wrong. The hand and finger ones i was able to peel away, but the forearm ones were terrible. The glue stuck to my arm hair so they were incredibly painful to try and peel. Even scrubbing in the shower didn't work well, only scrubbed off the top image layer and left the sticky part. If you're a cosplayer, don't waste your money on these, expensive is that way for a reason.

Worked great for my son’s hockey team. I made customized eye black. Printed it, dried it, cut it on my Cricut, applied the adhesive layer to the whole sheet, and then removed the entire thing from my mat. We applied 1 and 2 days later. There were no issues with running ink despite sweating heavily in their games. Some of the boys had gone swimming or scrubbed it off after day 1 so we reapplied. The ones who left it, still looked great on day 2. The only downside is the adhesive residue is quite stubborn to remove and my kiddo looks like he’s got shiners from the residue and removal attempts.

Cmon guys… what’s up with the bad reviews? By using this product, you’re not actually getting a real tattoo.lol. This is a temporary tattoo that is just perfect for a party day or some other fun event. The surface of the super flexible laminate that creates the tattoo is exactly the sheen of your skin and so it literally looks like it’s a real tattoo on your skin. what’s not to like? Now, if you wanna have a tattoo for more than two days, you need to go to a parlor and have them stick a needle in you about 1 million times. As for these, after a day or so they will start to look bad, but who cares…just print four or five of them you can stick them on every day if you want.

I purchased this recently to make personalized tattoos for a birthday party.The process of printing and preparing the tattoos were very straightforward and easy to complete.My biggest complaint is that it was very difficult to get the tattoos separated from the sticker in order to add them to your skin. A lot of them would not come off properly.I think that if you printed less complex pictures (we printed pictures of faces) it would have worked much better. (update: I tried printing less complex stickers and that did work better, but you still have to be careful when removing them)It was a really fun idea and if I use it again, I would just make sure to print very simple images.

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 *)

I wanted to make temporary tattoos for my daughter’s “Twilight” themed birthday party. I read the reviews carefully for many DIY temporary tattoo inkjet printable paper before purchasing, and most, including for this product, said the same thing - doesn’t last, difficult to use, poor instructions. While the instructions are not entirely clear as the papers are not marked “A” and “B,” it should not be hard to figure out what to do. If you’ve ever gotten a temporary tattoo out of a gumball machine, it’s the same thing. The image is printed on a thick piece of paper and covered with a plastic film which must be removed before applying the image onto the skin and soaking with a washcloth. I did not find this concept to be difficult at all. It requires focus and a steady hand to apply the film, but if you take your time and don’t try to rush through it, it’s actually not that hard at all. Don’t remove the film sheet entirely from the paper; start with a segment at the top, line it up with your printed paper image, then peel the film backing away. The film portion automatically adheres to the print. Smooth it with a ruler or other similar flat edged tool a few times. As far as how long it lasts - this was applied at 8pm at night. By noontime the next day this is how it looked, after wearing a t-shirt all night. With 16 hours of some activity and friction, this is to be expected. Also, the quality of the ink print on the paper is fabulous. I was concerned that the paper would be sticky or gluey and the ink would smudge and blur - that’s not the case at all, the edges of my images printed crisp and clear. If you’re looking for something long lasting, this isn’t it. If you need to make cute tattoos for an event or to last for one day, then this is worth it!