Carta per tatuaggi temporanei Silhouette America, Inc, 8,5 x 11 pollici, base

Name: Carta per tatuaggi temporanei Silhouette America, Inc, 8,5 x 11 pollici, base
Brand: Silhouette America
SKU: 885167846452
Price: 28.86 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Silhouette America

3.4/5

€
28.86

Realizza tatuaggi temporanei con la nostra carta per tatuaggi temporanei. Divertimento per bambini, eventi sportivi o altri scopi promozionali per mostrare i disegni mentre vengono applicati sulla pelle. I tatuaggi temporanei si applicano facilmente con l'acqua, generalmente durano un giorno o due e possono essere rimossi con un panno e acqua tiepida. Stampa semplicemente i disegni su questa carta unica con una stampante a getto d'inchiostro. Quindi, con l'adesivo incluso, usa la funzione Print & Cut della macchina da taglio Silhouette per tagliare attorno al contorno dell'immagine.

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EAN: 885167846452

Categories: Trucco, Corpo, Tatuaggi temporanei,

Peso della confezione dell'articolo: 0,1 libbre. Dimensioni della confezione dell'articolo: 11,0 L x 8,0 W x 0,1 H. Numero modello: MEDIA-TATTOO. Paese di origine: Cina.

Brand	Silhouette America
Color	Basic
Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 3,418 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	MEDIA-TATTOO
Item Weight	0.32 ounces
Manufacturer	Silhouette America, Inc.
Product Dimensions	11 x 0.1 x 8.5 inches
Size	8.5x11 Inch
Style	Unique
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant

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Scritto da: Heather Smith

Level Up your Face Painting

I use these to help get through more people when I face paint! But there is a shelf life of the tattoos after you have made them. Mositure and storage location can speed that time up or slow it down. But no more than 5 - 6 months after you make them. Otherwise, it is hard to get the plastic off.

Scritto da: Amanda

Great for cosplay.

I bought this to print out fake tattoos for my Vi (Arcane) cosplay. It made it super easy to get the look accurate and the quality was great. Also easy to remove but didn't falter on its own throughout the day.

Scritto da: Nancy H.

Good for homemade tattoos

Pretty good tattoo paper if you want to make your own tattoos at home. I already had a file of what I wanted to be printed. The size of the tattoo paper is about the same as an 8 x 11 printer paper. It only comes with 2 sheets if i remember correctly, which isn't a lot if you have to a lot to print out. There weren't any instructions that were clear cut to me in the set, so I had to find a youtube video explaining it just to make sure I didn't mess it up. But application is easy like any temporary tattoo and stayed on for a while with me. The only pain is trying to scrub it off your body. After an hour of trying to scrub it off with alcohol wipe and makeup remover, I was still left with some sticky residues. But other than that it did its job.

Scritto da: Mommies

Great

The colors came out perfect they work well

Scritto da: Kate G

Works well!

Leave enough dry time after printing before you put the clear sheet on. But I will definitely buy again. They print beautifully and stay on really well. They look really nice.

Scritto da: Evangeline Rodgers

Works great as a trial tattoo!

I bought a two pack to try a few different sizes and placements for my next tattoo, and it works great! If I’m very gentle with it, don’t get wet or let my clothes rub against it too much, it lasted as long as about three days before peeling off; but most days I get in the pool and the shower, and almost immediately after getting wet, it looses its adhesive and fades and peels.

Scritto da: Michelle P.

Still my favorite brand

I use this often for making cosplay tattoos and it's great. It's long-lasting and looks so realistic.

Scritto da: Rubi

Perfect for bachelorette

These were perfect for my bachelorette

Scritto da: Annie

A fun project - here are some tips

Let me start by saying that despite my rating, I really like this temporary tattoo paper. I would give it five stars, but the instructions that come with the paper aren't super detailed and they are specific to using the software and cutting tool that this company sells (which I did not use), so I had to do some extra work to figure out exactly how to use them. I don't see the point in buying the extra tools as I am not mass-producing temporary tattoos. The other reason I didn't give it five stars is because it's super expensive for only two sheets. Anyway, I will try to explain the process with some tips that I found useful. I pasted my pictures into a Word document, and I found that it was best to fill up as much of the space on the document as I could to really get my money's worth of tattoos. I left a bit of a margin though because the adhesive film doesn't go right to the edge of the paper (it's a couple millimeters from the edge). When I used words or anything that is suppose to be a certain direction, I flipped them so they were backwards. Otherwise the tattoo would be backwards when applied to the skin. I used an inkjet printer (this specific product doesn't work in laser printers). I printed my tattoos on the glossy side of the white paper, and I changed the settings on my printer to "photo paper". I found that the ink wouldn't dry if I had it on the regular paper setting. I also found that colors like black and red didn't adhere as well as other colors. It still works, but the black was sometimes splotchy and the red would sometimes run when I applied the tattoo. I then left the paper to dry for a good 15 minutes. Placing the adhesive film is a bit tricky and I screwed it up a few times as it stuck to itself, but surprisingly it still worked. I had to do it on a flat surface where I had lots of room to move. Once the adhesive film was applied, I used a credit card to scrape the bubbles out (this is not included with the paper). I scraped it quite a few times, but I would not suggest using fingernails or anything pointy because it can scrape the ink right off and leave holes in the picture. After applying the adhesive film, I used a pair of sharp scissors to cut out the tattoos. I tried to cut as close to the picture as possible to avoid having extra adhesive film around the tattoo (this is transparent once applied to the skin, but I didn't like the look of it). The tattoos are super easy to apply just like regular temporary tattoos. I used a damp towel (not sopping wet) so the ink didn't run. I found that it stuck after like 10 seconds as opposed to the 30 seconds for regular tattoos. Sometimes the adhesive wouldn't stick properly when taking the transparent sheet off, but if I scraped it again with a credit card (sometimes a couple times - don't use fingernails) then it would stick. Again, black and red were the worst for this. The tattoos came out really nice on the skin, and I also used them on a wooden box and they came out great. I read somewhere that if you apply a bit of hairspray after the tattoo has dried on your skin, it will be less sticky. On the wooden box, I applied mod podge after the tattoos dried and it sealed them in. The tattoos last for approximately one day unless you sweat a lot, rub it on something, or take a shower. It leaves a sticky residue similar to when you take a sticker off of wood or plastic, but this is easily scrubbed off. I hope this answers some questions for people. Overall, this is a fun project and I enjoyed it.

Scritto da: Libby

Best party activity

I made tattoos for my daughters party and they were a great sucess, kids loved choosing and applying their favourite images, and you can fit a lot on one sheet so the cost is worth it for something unique. If you are using this tatoo paper for the first time a few tips before you print the images - You need to remember to reverse images with words or symbols - I was going to do personalised tattoos with the kids names on them for party favours but I couldn't work out how to reverse the images on my computer. If you don't reverse the image any words appear as in a mirror - not cool! Also any white areas on an image will be clear if printed on a normal printer so will be skin colour once applied. I found it helpful to watch a couple of youtube videos before I printed as any mistakes are costly considering the price of the paper - but if you get it right the results are fantastic!

Scritto da: Colin T.

Exceeded Expectations

I bought these to use as a joke at a bachelor party. We printed off a whole bunch of ridiculous tattoos and everyone was covering themselves in them. We were out camping and riding motorcycles for 3 days so you can imagine we weren't clean, were sweating, swimming, having fires etc. The tattoos stayed on extremely well and most didn't come off until you were trying to get them off. See below for a bit more help to make sure they stay on well. Pros: -Stayed on even after an afternoon swimming in a lake, applying sunscreen, sweating etc -Stuck very well in most places -Quality was awesome -Easy to use Cons: -Don't stick to hairy skin well at all, or if you have sunscreen on. -A bit expensive but worth it -When they start to come off they come off quite quickly

Scritto da: C. A. Bertram

Easy to apply and hard wearing

Produced clear and dark tattoos. Easy to apply and hard wearing. The protective layer started to peel in the shower the next day, but even then they took some scrubbing to remove. £8 seems a lot for two A4 sheets though!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

The tattoos looked great, and were much less shiny than I expected ...

This product met our expectations. The tattoos looked great, and were much less shiny than I expected them to be. Pictures with intricate patterns transferred very well. As long as you don't wash the tattoo and put too much direct spray on it, it holds up reasonably well in the shower, lasting for let's say three or four showers. We used scissors to cut them out. If you have a tattoo with an intricate pattern, and the tattoo has a coloured background that would actually get printed, that background will also transfer to your skin. You either need to cut it out with scissors, or trim it before printing using a program like GIMP. If you trim it using GIMP, then you don't have to be particularly accurate when you trim the tattoo before transferring it to your skin. I would recommend that as peeling an intricately cut pattern prior to transferring it to your skin is a bit finicky. I would use this product again.