Tazimi Temporary Tattoos For Women Girls-24 Sheets Branch Flower Leaf Wild Plants Sketch Realistic Long-lasting Tattoo Stickers Waterproof Tattoo Sets for Arm Collarbone Leg Backbone Body Art

At first, I brought this thinking that they were small, tattoos (because I didn’t read the description). I was very happily surprised when they came in the mail. They are generously sized and beautifully designed. There’s lots of variety and options, and I’m excited to use them at my Women’s retreat.

My daughter asked for tattoos for Christmas and is too young to get real ones, so I decided to get her some temporary ones. They are definitely what she wanted. Good quality and the amount that came in a order was good for the price.

Temporary tattoos are fun and well made. My kids like it a lot.

Had so much fun wearing different tattoos depending on the outfit, they look totally real!!

This is a nice set of temporary tattoos. You can see in my photos that they printed a few pieces of text in the wrong direction. (If you can read it...it will be backwards when it is applied to the skin.) Some of the text that is in the right direction is poorly written out making it muddled and hard to read.The images of the tattoos on my arm were taken just after application (granite background) and again 3 days later. You can see that they are still intact, one looks a bit lighter. Those two tattoos are actually one tattoo that I cut into sections because it was too long for my forearm. Most of them are pretty long and could go down a leg or back. They would have been into my elbow or wrist (which is a bad place for temp tattoos as they will wear off really quickly in those areas) if I didn't cut them down to size.

super cute and good quality

I received these to wear prior to appointments permanent tatoo. These are made where when you put them on the wording is backwards. They also come right off.Not impressed and would like to return however I used one and I see i may not get full return price back.

This set of temporary tats is really cool. They're all minimal line art, fine and dainty.They're nice and long so you can shoot one down the underside of your forearm, or wrap it around your bicep.To apply:- If necessary, cut the part of the tattoo that you want to apply out of the sheet- Peel off the clear film on the top of the tattoo- Lay the tattoo face-down on your skin exactly where you want it- Completely soak the tattoo and its paper backing in water and KEEP IT SOAKED for 30-60 seconds. Don't move it during this time.- When the time is up, lift up a corner of the backing paper and see if the tattoo is sticking to you or to the backing paper. If it's sticking to you, great! Gently and carefully peel the backing paper off. If it's sticking to the backing paper, lay it back down, fully and completely soak it with water again, and give it another 30 seconds before lifting to check again.Take Note:- The tattoos stay longer on skin that doesn't get washed as frequently. So if you put it on your bicep, shoulder, calf, thigh...it'll stay for a good number of days. If you put it on your HANDS, however, that you wash multiple times per day, it'll start coming off within hours.- If the tattoo appears "shiny" after it's dry, you can reduce the shine and make it look more "real" by dusting it with any kind of powder, like baby powder or corn starch, and brushing the powder off.- To remove the tat, scrub with soap and water...if it's being stubborn, rub any type of skin-safe oil into it (baby oil, vegetable oil, coconut oil, etc) and *then* scrub it with soap and water.