Sunnyscopa Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper for INKJET printer - US LETTER SIZE 8.5"X11", 10 SHEETS - DIY Personalized Image Transfer Sheet for skin - Custom Waterslide Decal Stencil Henna

I got this tattoo paper to make photo transfers onto canvas. So far it’s worked really well! The images come out clear and crisp and hopefully they will stay vibrant for a long time. For the most part it’s easy to use. The only thing I don’t like is that you have to put the sticky onto the tattoo paper after you’ve printed tour design. This can make a mess as the sticky paper is extremely sticky and will stick to anything it comes in contact with and leaves sticky residue everywhere. I discovered that it works best if I worked in smaller batches. Instead of trying to put an entire 8.5x11 sticky paper over the whole tattoo page, I cut them in half so I could print my 5x7 pictures on them and not have so much sticky to deal with. I also ended up putting down a piece of scrap paper so that any extra sticky stuck to the paper and I could just throw it away when I was done. Other than that, this product has worked wonderfully for my photo transfers and I plan to use it again in the future!

Anyone who is looking to use this for a costume or cosplay, I would highly recommend. I decided to cosplay as Vi from Arcane in her s2 pit fighter outfit for AnimeNYC. I blew up and spilt up the tattoos onto the 5 sheets so they could be up to scale. I made that tattoo a little too small for my back but I think there would have been enough room had I scaled it correctly. The temp tattoo didn’t come off at all except both of my armpit areas. I didn’t custom make the image. I pulled from online so the image is not warped in a way that works on a human body. I would suggest testing out the tattoo somehow so it shows up like intended. I made this literally the day before I had to travel to NY by just measuring my body and cutting up the design so they overlapped and could align with each other. I used an inkjet printer. It had some dust-like specs on the paper but it did not transfer onto my body. So if you see that, don’t worry about it. It is also kinda shiny. I saw a tiktok of someone using setting powder on the tattoo to make it less shiny. The photos on the roof are how the tattoos look with that powder on. The photos indoors where I’m applying the tattoos are without the powder. I unfortunately did not get pics of my tattoos at the end of the day but it held up the entire day. On the arms, it feels like one long piece of plastic tape. It feels a little restricted on the arms when you bend them but the tattoos did not break. I could not really feel the tattoo on my back. I was sweating the whole time at the con and it did not come apart. It’s also very easy to remove. All you have to do is peel it off. May have to scrub off some of the residue left behind. I struggled a little because I cannot reach parts of my back but it did all come off when I took a shower. Unfortunately I did not use color so I cannot speak on that but the black ink that I used was super pigmented. Highly recommend this tattoo paper for anyone looking to add some tattoos to their costume or cosplay!

Wanted to use these to make temporary tattoos for my son to use during his swim meets- they unfortunately dissolve in the water (maybe the chlorine?) and become sticky residue left on his skin that is difficult to remove. Works fine as long as you stay dry!

I purchased these after a recommendation and reading great reviews. Printing was easy but when it came to application, the adhesive made them more of a skin sticker than a temporary tattoo. The tattoo also appears as extremely "wrinkled" and tight on the skin. We tested them on three different people. One came off within two hours, the second came off about 12 hours later, and the third started to peel around the edges after about 6 hours. I am super disappointed with the outcome and will not be purchasing these again.

They work as described. Easy to use. Only issue is don't try larger items. It's definitely not like an ink stain situation like I was hoping it would be. It will let you visualize a tattoo on an area. But they crinkle up on larger areas. And the edges start to peel up pretty quickly. Ended up pulling it off after like 30 minutes. It just peels right of no need for oils or alcohol like the directions suggest. Probably won't buy more but was ok to check out some tattoo ideas and see how I felt about placement and size.

Used my inkjet to print out some tattoos and they came out pretty great. Been wearing them for multiple days now. Worked my physical job. Showered. Still holding strong. As shown in the pictures, these sit on the skin a bit different than a normal temporary tattoo where these look and feel like a piece of plastic that is stuck to you, which is very noticable when reflecting light or bending in a way that makes it crinkle up as shown in the first picture. Second picture is shown from a non glare angle. Third and forth pictures are shown days after the first two, after working and showering. While at work I had multiple people ask me if I got a new tattoo which should show that, from a normal distance, these do look pretty good. PSA make sure to cut the tattoo out as close to the image as possible. Again, this is not like a normal temp tattoo where just the tattoo sticks. Here, the ENTIRE piece that you cut out will stick. If you do not cut it out as close as possible, you will have large areas of clear plastic around your tattoo that will make it much more uncomfortable and looks much worse. Update: held up well for about 3.5 days on my bicep while doing physical labor before it started peeling.

These print SO vibrant, they look so good! These temporary tattoos aren't like the ones you'd get from a gacha machine, where the ink applies directly to the skin. This one has a shiny adhesive layer that holds the ink, and you can peel it off when you're done using it. Pros: these will not flake off, there's no way for them to! Cons: the more you move throughout the day, the more wrinkled the adhesive becomes, and the more obvious the shiny part will be. Overall though, I'm SUPER happy with the durability and longevity! I put one on my wrist, where I knew there would be a lot of movement, and it's still held pretty well after a few hours, with one edge that's starting to come up on the part closest to my hand. I could see these making great party favors or props for costumes!

I picked up this temporary tattoo paper, and it has been a huge hit—especially with my nephews! I use an HP 5200 printer, and I had absolutely no compatibility issues; the colors printed beautifully and the paper fed through smoothly. I even use unbranded ink. ​For anyone who uses cutting machines, I can confirm that this paper is incredibly easy to use with my Cricut. ​I have only used this paper for skin tattoos and haven't tried it on crafts yet, but the results on skin are fantastic. Full disclosure: when the tattoos are initially applied and are still a bit wet, they can sometimes look a little blotchy or pixely, which might be worrying. However, once they dry and settle, the image quality improves dramatically and they look great on the skin! ​My nephews absolutely love them, and the tattoos stay put for as long as 8 days (area cleaned and dries) even with showers. Definitely a great purchase for custom, temporary fun.

Producto muy interesante, tal cual se menciona en publicación, espero se vuelva a tener el stok

Good product

Bought these to print of temp tats for my Vi cosplay. You can see the prints on my arms and a small one on my face. They are also all across my back. Printed easy enough and application was easy however it left behind a very glossy finish and I could stretch any of it to much as it would start to crack very easily. I would recommend it for small to medium temp tattoos but probably not anything bigger or in high movement areas!

. The ink does NOT transfer to your skin. You are gluing cling wrap to your arm with a picture on it. Literally little kid temporary tattoos are better. Terrible product.

Sí me gustó. Es como un sticker y la hoja es transparente. El truco es cortar el diseño que escojas lo más "al ras" que se pueda (o sea, no dejar lo blanco del papel) para que se vea más real, lol. Lo único malo es que para quitarlo sí fue difícil, dolió y me dejó marca roja (ouch!). Pero lo vale jaja