Tattoo Tech, 2 Sheets Medium Semi Permanent Tattoo, Adult Art Design Temporary Tattoos, Lasts 1-2 Weeks (Henna Finger Tattoo for Women 2)

Great tattoos ! I wash my hands so many times a day because I have a baby but nothing happens to it! It’s a great way to try hand tattoos before doing the real one!

Goes on light, darkens up within 24hrs.Stayed on about a week on my hand.

I really wanted this to work. I've been contemplating some permanent on my hands and thought this was a good idea to test out the idea and you can barely see anything!?

It is good, but I think it's a little expensive

These are so cute. They take about 24 hours to darken. I always get so many compliments. Make sure you will not be doing something that require your hands to be wet for a long time because it dissappear sooner. For example, put them on after you wash your hair.

Application was simple, I cut some parts off to do my own design for some fingers.11pm I placed the tattoos on dry, then water sprayed them until paper was soaked and held tattoo sheet down in place for 30 sec (probably explains why some parts of the tattoos moved and shifted on my skin but nothing drastic)I had to shower right after applying these (poor timing on my part) so I thought I’d messed up, tried my best to not touch or wash my hands (perks of having the bf to help me shower) and went to be afterwards.8 am next morning (first pic) results were DARK on my pale Mexican skin. Surprised with how they turned out. Second picture is after 5 days. To me, it looks closest to a real tattoo on day 3 so plan ahead with how faded or dark you want these for specific days/events.Great for a fun a weekend or just to play around with to see how your hand would look with real tattoos.I found that index and middle fingers wear off quicker closer to your nails, due to usage and the day to day bumping and moving. Overall enjoyed these and I’ll be doing these again soon.

These tattoos are okay. They're much better than the peel and stick ones that come off after a couple of days. Saying that, if you look at my pictures, the second picture is after 2 days and you can see it already starting to come off. The first picture is immediately after applying it. What you're supposed to do is you clean your skin dry it place a tattoo where you want it and then with a wet paper towel, soaked,hold it on your tattoo, For 15 seconds. And then over the next 24 to 36 hours your tattoo supposed to develop. To me, having real tattoos, this is more like an ink stamp. It doesn't really look like an actual tattoo. It looks like you took an ink Stamper and stamped an image onto your body. I'm sure they're going to be fun for someone for Halloween or cosplay anything like that. But trying to pass it as a real tattoo. Not really.

love it