10 Packs DIY A4 Temporary Tattoo Transfer Paper Printable Customized for Inkjet Printer

this product is really good and friendly for first-time user to print their own tattoo at home! This is my first print and it worked very well! Just print the picture you want on the white paper. Then remove the plastic(transparent) sheet from the yellow paper, and apply the plastic sheet on the white paper. After that, you can just follow the steps that you used to apply the temporary tattoo on you skin! It is really easy, and the tattoo is really beautiful!

I needed to order printable tattoo paper last minute for a party, and this was the only option with one day shipping. But I am extremely disappointed in it and can’t even use it for the party.The images print blurry and the colors bleed. It takes forever to dry (I let it sit for several hours and it still smeared when I touched it.) Then you apply the sticky paper to them and try to peel it off to apply to skin, but it doesn’t pull off cleanly. Once on skin, it looks extremely faded and there is still sticky residue left behind. I immediately tried removing it (using Mary Kay eye makeup remover, which works amazing for temp tattoos) and even after scrubbing there is still residue and parts of the image won’t go away.I am so glad that I tested it on myself and didn’t put these out for the kids at the party to use.

1: Print with “Normal Paper Setting” instead of a photo setting.2: When applying the plastic adhesive sheet, use a squeegee to burnish it onto the image. (A CREDIT CARD WORKS GREAT FOR THIS)3: BURNISH IT AGAIN. I cannot stress the importance of this step. If the adhesive isn’t really rubbed into the image it will peel the image up with it. It’s a nightmare4: Shave the area and wash it with a non moisturizing soap. (Dawn dish soap, Dial Gold, Kirks Castile bar, etc) If you have any oil on your skin it will peel.5: Apply with HOT water. Hot water will open your pores.I designed this flower in procreate and color mat aches the green with my partners older oxidized tattoos.Have fun!

I printed a random photo I downloaded and slapped it on my arm as a test. The darned thing was so durable it was still looking fantastic two weeks later. I was SHOCKED.very high quality, apply VERY fast. 5 seconds under water and it’s on. I printed a couple hundred of my logo for a trade show and then bought another pack for the next one.Very good product and they look almost real. As close as a temporary tattoo can really get. The closer you cut to the edge of the design the better it looks.

The A4 in the description refers to paper size. Be sure to mirror and also RESIZE your graphics as needed. The paper is about .25" narrower and .5" longer than the letter size we are familiar with. Haven't tried to apply the tattoos yet, but they printed very fine. I changed the paper setting to heavy/rough which slows down the print process, giving the toner extra time to heat/adhere to the paper.

These didn't turn out like temporary tattoos I've had before. They're not quite sticky, but they're similar to being sticky. I had to cut VERY closely around the image to limit the sticky-ness, and you can peel these off without a lot of effort if you want. If you're looking for a bargan these are fine, but if you want something a little more high-quality I'd pass on this particular option.

I’ve used others which were way better. The adhesive part kept sticking to the paper so every other tattoo was messed up.

On my first attempt it worked right, you have to follow the instructions carefully or it won't work. Print high resolution to get the best color possible. They also state trim as close to image as possible this is also very true, otherwise the image can start lifting too soon. This is for an event I will be at with lots of children so this will make them very happy.

These tattoos worked really well. Used them to make My Little Pony Cutie Mark tattoos for my daughter's birthday.Trim as closely around the design as possible before adhering to skin. Also, they are tough to get off - use a little bit of (olive, coconut, vegetable) oil on the tattoo and let that sit then scrub with a wet cloth.

Easy to use. Good quality. Purchased multiple times.

I found that the temporary tattoo lasted really well. I was messing around with position for a permanent tattoo. It didn't stick as well to my inner arm as it did to my shoulder. I think that had to do with skin touching skin and where I sweat. A tattoo that was about 8in square was harder to put on due to the thickness of the paper, and didn't stay on as well as the smaller ones, but this was a minor flaw. I was really only wanting them to stay on for a weekend, and that worked perfectly well enough for that. I recommend reducing the shininess with sunscreen oil (which I saw recommended somewhere and worked for me) or powder. The only drawback I see is that it's essentially a plastic film and doesn't breathe well, so it's not going to stand up well to exercise, they did last through one shower though. The film comes off super-easily with baby oil when it is time to remove. Really liked this product. I will use it again.

Easy to use with laser printer. Good quality

Wasn't that great, and is a bit pricy for the quality you get.