69 Sheets Watercolor 3D Rose Flowers Temporary Tattoos For Women Girls Adults, Realistic Peony Florals Fake Tattoo Stickers Dreamcatcher, Colorful Bulk Half Arm Sleeve Tattoo Butterfly Tiger

I am not ever going to commit to a real tattoo. I don't like needles that much, I don't care to pay someone to inflict pain on me, and I am all about buyers remorse, which is a terrible thing to have when you are getting a tattoo. So temps are about as far as I will ever go.Now, to be honest, I got these for a costume, and for that they are a lot of fun. The designs are eclectic, but interesting. You have some Christian imagery, some anti-Christian imagery, at least one straight from the Chronicles of Narnia, and another that has Bengal tiger stalking what appear to the Rocky mountains -- which is alarming. You also get some Greek mythology and some Goth imagery in there as well.But where these tattoos get their five stars is how easily the go on and how well they resist wear. Seriously, I put one on Mrs. Haiducul with no effort -- no folding, sliding or tearing -- and it has been on for three days now, including two showers and one serious loofah effort to remove. Nothing -- these things are soap and water impervious. It's going to take rubbing alcohol I suspect.So if you have tattoo commitment issues, or just want to see what having a zombie nun on your arm might look like, these guys will go on and stay on. Now, if the alcohol doesn't work tonight and Mrs. Haiducul begins to worry that temporary is looking more like permanent, I'll be back here to update this review with a lot of expletives and frantic gesticulation. But right now, these are just wacky enough but solid enough, to rate five stars.

I grabbed this 72-sheet temporary tattoo set because I’m a total tattoo commitment-phobe with the aesthetic of a biker philosopher. These fake tattoos are perfect. From Zeus to wolves, dragons to gothic skulls, every design is bold, detailed, and gloriously dramatic.They go on super easily—just a little water and a steady hand—and they actually stay put. I wore a lion tattoo for a full day of errands and compliments (and a bit of sun), and it didn’t smudge or peel. Bonus points for the waterproof factor—I even forgot I was wearing one until I saw my own reflection and went, “Whoa, who's that fierce creature? Oh wait. It’s me.”Perfect for costumes, photoshoots, commitment-free self-expression, or just spicing up your weekend look. Highly recommend for those who love the idea of tattoos but have trouble deciding what design they really want. With these temp tats, you can try lots of different designs to find the one you really want. Or you may just decide to keep using temps so you can change up your tats anytime you want! This is my favorite part. I don't have to commit to any one design and I can change it as easy as changing my socks.

So many tattoos to choose from! The large designs are mostly roses, but the smaller ones come in lions and tigers and wolves and jellies and a gorgeous watercolor fox and little sprigs of flowers and dreamcatchers and trees and more animals and just so many choices and styles...There were no instructions included, but I've put a hundred temporary tattoos on kids that it was easy enough to apply the paper onto my skin, cover with a soaking washcloth, and wait a minute. The paper slid off completely and very smoothly when it was time. No little bits of color left behind (like with kids' tattoos). I appreciate how the clear edges are uneven and as a result they don't show up on my skin with that awkward line (like with kids' tattoos) (told ya I've put lots on kids).I rubbed a small amount of lotion onto them once they'd "set" and the result is that the texture feels more skin-like, while keeping its brilliant color. They've been fine for several days so far, not being affected by the shower or rubbing on sheets at night. The spots that have worn the quickest are where clothing rubs them, i.e. a bra strap, or where the skin stretches a lot. Like you'd expect. Except a little better quality and a little longer lasting than kids' tattoos.

They are a little small, I think they might be meant for children. I put them on my non-tattooed husband for fun though.

These were so fun and so easy to put on. I took off two stars for the after part. These look good for about three-ten days depending on where you put it and how often it gets washed. My husband has one on his bicep, it has just started to fade after roughly 9 days. My two year old had one on his forearm, his started to fade around day six. I had one on my forearm which faded about day three. We go swimming, to the beach, baths/showers daily, hand-washing, etc. Once they start to fade, it was very hard to get off myself, but easy on my two year old. I used Dawn which got it off him within a bath period. For me, that did not work so I tried other things as well. It ended up taking over an hour to get it off me and led to burning on my arm. I think for me it is because I have eczema and sensitive skin. Overall, these were very fun, went on great, looked good for a few days, but do not use if you have sensitive skin.

You get a lot of tattoos in this order. They are a mix of large medium and small sized tattoos. I think this is a good value considering the large variety of designs and sizes. On the sheets that contain the medium and small sized tattoos they sometimes combine multiple tattoos on one sheet, so you'll need to cut out what you want to use. This isn't good or bad, just mentioning it. I think the designs are interesting and attractive. They are described as space themed and while all of the large one and many of the smaller ones are spaced themed there are other designs mixed in. The large ones are color tattoos while almost all of the medium sized and small sized ones are black and white (a few ... very few ...) have some color hightlights. They are easy to apply and remove. Although there are no directions included with these. I used the standard ... 1) Cut out what you want. 2) Remove clear protective plastic sheet. 3) Apply tattoo, picture side down. 4) Wet paper backing with a moist paper towel. 5) Wait a bit and pull up paper backing. I mostly use these in resin crafts not to apply to my skin Overall, I’m very happy with these.