How to Apply

Semi-Permanent Tattoo

Application Process:

  1. Clean and Dry the Skin:
    • Thoroughly clean the area where you want to apply the tattoo sticker.
    • Allow the skin to dry completely.
  2. Choose and Apply the Design:
    • Select your desired design.
    • If needed, cut out the specific part of the design you want to use.
    • Remove the thin protective film and press the adhesive side onto your skin, ensuring it is firmly in place.
  3. Wet the Sticker:
    • Use a spray bottle, damp sponge, or wet towel to completely soak the paper backing of the sticker.
    • Gently press for 30 seconds.
  4. Remove the Paper Backing:
    • Carefully peel off or slide away the paper backing.
    • A transparent design layer will remain on your skin.

Important Precautions:

  1. Avoid Prolonged Skin Contact:
    • For the first three days, avoid prolonged skin-to-skin contact with the tattooed area to prevent color transfer, especially on the face.
    • It is recommended to wear long sleeves and long pants while sleeping to avoid accidental transfer due to poor sleep posture.
    • Use the tattoo stickers as soon as possible after receiving them to ensure the best results and avoid poor outcomes due to improper storage.
  2. Prevent Smudging:
    • Keep the tattooed area dry for at least 6 hours after application. Avoid water contact during this time.
    • Do not take a shower or engage in activities that cause heavy sweating within this period.
    • When washing hands or showering, avoid direct water contact with the tattooed area.
    • If you plan to shower before applying the tattoo, wait at least 2 hours after showering before using the product.
  3. Tattoo Removal:
    • Once the tattoo reacts with your skin, it cannot be immediately removed.
    • To speed up the fading process, use exfoliating creams or body wash to scrub the area, apply hot towels, exercise to increase sweating, and enhance skin metabolism.
  4. Additional Notes:
    • The tattoo will typically develop fully in 48-72 hours. However, the development time may be longer if your metabolism is slow or the temperature is low.
    • Different body parts may have varying development times. Areas such as the outer arms and legs may take longer to develop.

By following these steps and precautions, you can enjoy a beautiful, long-lasting semi-permanent tattoo.

 

Temporary Tattoo 

Application Steps

  1. Clean & Dry: Thoroughly clean the skin where you want to apply the tattoo and let it dry completely.
  2. Cut & Apply: Cut out your desired design, peel off the protective film, and press the tattoo firmly onto your skin with the sticky side down.
  3. Wet the Backing: Use a spray bottle or wet cloth to fully soak the paper backing, then press for 30 seconds.
  4. Remove Backing: Gently peel off the paper to reveal your tattoo.
  5. Reduce Shine: If the tattoo appears shiny, lightly tap a small amount of primer or sunscreen over the tattoo, then dust with a bit of setting powder to reduce the shine.

Enjoy your fresh, natural-looking temporary tattoo!

Aftercare & Removal Instructions

Aftercare:

  1. Keep Dry: For the first 6 hours after application, avoid water contact. This helps the tattoo set properly.
  2. Avoid Friction: Protect the tattooed area from excessive rubbing or friction, especially from clothing or accessories.
  3. Moisturize: After 8 hours, keep the tattoo moisturized with lotion to prolong its life and keep the skin hydrated.
  4. Avoid Scrubbing: Be gentle when washing the tattooed area. Don’t scrub or use exfoliants, as this will make the tattoo fade faster.

How to Remove:

  1. Soak the Tattoo: Wet a cloth with warm water and hold it over the tattoo for about 30 seconds.
  2. Gently Rub: Use an oil-based product (such as baby oil or makeup remover) and rub the tattooed area in circular motions until it starts to fade.
  3. Exfoliate: If the tattoo persists, gently exfoliate the area with a scrub to help lift the remaining ink.

Duration by Body Part:

  • Hands/Wrists: Typically lasts 3-5 days due to frequent washing and friction.
  • Arms/Legs: Can last 5-7 days with moderate exposure to water and friction.
  • Shoulders/Back: Often lasts 7-10 days as these areas experience less wear.
  • Chest/Abdomen: Can last 7-10 days, depending on the level of activity and exposure.

Following these care steps will help your tattoo last longer and look its best!