Sunnyscopa Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper for LASER printer - US LETTER SIZE 8.5"X11", 100 SHEETS - DIY Personalized Image Transfer Sheet for skin - Custom Waterslide Decal Stencil Henna

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.

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!

These worked really well! I got them to make tattoos of our husbands’ faces as a surprise for a birthday trip. They printed well, were easy to set up and apply, and lasted a whole day of pool lounging. They did start to peel by the next morning, but lasted longer than I thought they would! The guys thought they were hilarious.

This is good paper so I wanted to buy it in bulk and ordered 100 sheets. However, I was twice sent paper for laser printers when I ordered paper for inkjet printers. I've messaged the company via email and through amazon but no reply. I like the paper but sadly have to move on because I can't get customer support.Before opening double check that you got the right type of paper.

As a graphic designer (and my fiance works in the printing industry) I was very skeptical about these. I was definitely judging a book by the cover... but I was SO pleasantly surprised! I got the laser jet version (b/c I knew the lines would be a lot more crisp) and they worked great. Printing was so easy (just make sure you know which side your printer is printing on and flip ) and the application of the sticky film was also pretty simple. Make sure you follow the instructions... but I found peeling the whole back of the sticky film off... laying it on the table and them placing the printed page on top of it worked nicely.Application of the tattoos is also very simple. We just used wet wash cloths and applied a firm pressure, and voila! They last a couple days. Depending on where you place them, they're a little tricky to get off. I used baby oil on a cotton round and scrubbed.Depending on where you put the tattoo, you will see a slight plastic sheen... don't expect it to look SUPER realistic... but for fun, playful faux tattoos for a party or event, these are awesome!

Works well. Ignore the negative ones from people who couldn’t read instructions.The problem is it’s just a glorified sticker. You can cut it out perfectly to reduce the clear part showing it’s a sticker, but it’s still reflective since it has a coat of the adhesive.

Buying kid's temporary tattoo can be kinda expensive, plus the designs are limited. My grandsons request superhero and animal tattoos which I find online and print. The tattoos last quite a while, which their mom isn't that crazy about. The tattoos can be removed easily with oil, IF you can talk them into letting you take them off. Originally I bought the tattoo paper for crafting. Someone had made really cute white pumpkins with a blue design. They painted the pumpkins white, then printed out delf blue designs and used the tattoo paper to apply them. Very cute! I imagine there are all kinds of crafts you can use the paper for. I haven't tried it yet because the boys keep requesting tattoos.

I did the the normal strategy of looking for the product with the best reviews and pick the item based off that. These temporary tattoo really really work! There adhesive is so crazy strong on this item that you dont have to worry about it falling off no matter the level of physical activity. The only issue which really isnt an issue is that if you use the laser printer paper...it looks so real that people actually thought I had went and got face tattooed. Also a tip to remove is alternating rubbing alcohol and goo gone. Buy this item if you plan to LARP or have a tattoo for days not hours. Also if your a swamp monster like me dont worry these things will not fall off if you prep your skin right underneath...although you may have to push the sweat out from underneath the tattoo but it doesnt affect the adhesive and it will just keep on sticking.