A4 Size 10 Sheets DIY Temporary Tattoo Transfer Paper Printable Customized for Inkjet Printer 11.7 x 8.3

Tattoo paper works for a very short amount of time then it just turns into Sicky goop where ever you placed it. The instructions are basically non-exsistant and it's not exsactly easy to figure out.... Only 9 Sheets in the pack.... Kinda disappointed over all... Pay for what you get?

Works great so long as you apply it to very clean dry skin with a hot washcloth. (No lotion or anything)I usually get 24-72 hours out of them depending on the location and how much I’m sweating or in water.

I bought this to make temp tattoos for a promotional giveaway. it ws easy enough to print at home although placing the clear protective sheet wasn't that easy to get it lined up. Also, when cutting out your designs, you have to cut out all of the negative space or you will have areas of just clear tattoo goo on the skin. the tattoos didn't last that long. If you take SPECIAL care they MIGHT last a full 24 hours but they start to come off very quickly. If you just need to print some dumb tattoos for a gimmicky thing and have a lot of time to cut each one out carefully so you don't have that extra clear layer on skin then go for it. But I wouldn't recommend this as a temporary tattoo that has the same durability of one you would purchase from the store.

These turned out so much better than I thought they would. They were such a great price, I thought it would sacrifice on quality, but no. I'll buy these again and again.

simple to print, was a little confused by the instructions though. Stays on for at least a day.

I bought this in January and had 2 or 3 emails from the seller asking me to review the product. I didn't because I had not tried it out until today. Be careful what you ask for seller. You just might get it.I am familiar with using T-shirt transfers and I know to print a mirror image. Instructions made that clear. It wasn't clear however on which side of the white paper to print. I chose the plain white side because that made the most sense.I set my Canon G4210 printer to print on quality photo paper and fed in the tattoo paper. To my surprise, the shapes and images were beautiful! The color was perfect and edges were very sharp. I was very pleased.Instructions then said to peel the yellow paper from it's clear half and place the sticky clear half on top of the printed white sheet and smooth it out so there are no bubbles. That went pretty smoothly. I now had the sheet that I printed, laminated with the clear plastic.I chose a basic triangle shape from my images to make the first tattoo. It was easy to cut with no margins.Instructions now say to peel the sticky film, place the tattoo on your body and use a wet towel to soak the entire design. Wait 30 seconds and then peel the paper away. I didn't have to peel anything because nothing stuck to my skin! I tried 2 more and got the same result.I also started wondering if the plastic was supposed to stick as well. That wouldn't look much like a tattoo with clear plastic covering it. This is GARBAGE!BTW seller, my body was clean and I actually rubbed the area with rubbing alcohol to make sure there were no oils on my skin.Past the window of return so I hope this review helps others.

Great product

Perfect for what I need but its high price