Bic BodyMark Temporary Tattoo Markers, black, 0.04 Fl Oz

I just bought this for some fun I just had a little fun with it cuz I have tattoos but I didn't finish one where I had a scar they say not to do it on a scar but it just hurts so bad I couldn't take it you had another scar on the other side cuz I was in a bad wreck and I got tattoos on it it didn't really bother me but down by the knee I had two surgeries on the leg they had to take the plate out and put it in the plate in but that's that's what it just turned and it was supposed to have little black butterflies with some little smoke in between it but I never did get that done so I just took the pin having fun seeing what I can do but it doesn't stay on a lot it comes off easy if you want your kids just for your kids and play with it it's a fun thing I recommend it thank you

This really shouldnt be marketed as a Temporary Tattoo marker. All it is is a marker with skin safe ink. The tip dries out rather quickly so if you're drawing something larger you have to take breaks for it to moisten again. Drew on my hand last night and within an hour it was coming off, after sleeping theres some parts that have just completely faded away.TLDR: does not hold up as a temporary tattoo marker, just a skin safe one.

The application process of this product is quite challenging and fails to mimic a real tattoo's appearance. Contrary to expectations, it lacks permanence, not even lasting a full day. Additionally, its removal process is problematic, leaving behind unsightly color stains. This significant shortfall in both aesthetic appeal and durability leads me to advise against its use. In my experience, it falls short of delivering the promised results, and the temporary nature coupled with the unpleasant residue upon removal significantly detracts from its overall value. Therefore, I cannot recommend this product based on my experience with its performance and outcome.

I got this so I could draw on myself without ruining my good art pens. A few things about this product, first I don't know if it is just the pen I received or if other pens do this, but only half of the tip seems to work.It's not very easy to remove, except with long exposure to hot water (like a shower). If you draw on your hands, normal handwashing doesn't seem to affect the ink unless you're really scrubbing your hands under hot water for a while. When the ink comes off in water it leaves a very faint red "ghost" which almost looks like a burn or allergic reaction. It is not an allergic reaction, I have sensitive skin and there was no burning, itching, or raised skin. It is a part of the ink. The two first ingredients of the pen are alcohol and water. When you try to remove the tattoo with alcohol, the ink doesn't go away, it turns blue, which can be a cool effect if intentional, but if you're trying to remove it, take a hot shower or scrub your hands in hot water.I was able to sleep in it alright. I drew a sunflower on my arm, a vine on my leg, and the U.S.S. Enterprise on my shoulder. The only one that wore off in my sleep was the Enterprise, which makes sense because I sweat more there than my arm or leg. It takes more than 2 days to wear off if you don't shower or aren't exposed to water for a long time.The tip is nice, a fine liner. Allows for nice detail. As far a temporary tattoo pen goes, this is a really good one. You may want to go over some lines again for a darker color, the pen is kind of a dark, transparent gray.

I didn't get nearly as many uses out of this pen as I expected. It seemed to dry out really quickly, and to use it I had to keep re-capping it and shaking it multiple times during drawing because the line would get faint. Not as good as using a premade temporary tattoo, or even just an eyeliner pencil.

they work great and have vibrant colors. Just make sure the skin is perfectly dry and free from oil or grease and the markers will shine in vibrant colors.

It’s like it’s out of ink before you open the package. You start drawing and it’s patchy and ugly and smudgy and awful. The tattoos didn’t even last overnight, it had almost completely faded after a day or two. It doesn’t even work as a regular pen cause it’s just so dry and low on ink. It was only like five bucks and was still a huge waste of money.

I used this pen for drawing on my hands - an area where the texture of the skin can easily have ink spread through the creases, and a place with lots of friction being applied to it throughout the day. It also doesn't stain, so sleeping with it on your hand, unless it's a huge quantity of ink, will likely not stain your sheets. The pen tip is more brush-like, meaning that line thickness can be varied with pressure, which is quite useful.Overall, I found the ink to be equally or more stable and long-lasting than other skin markers I've tried (I haven't tried that many, but still). Still, it is not perfect, and will wash off fairly quickly when in contact with water.Keep your expectations realistic, and you will likely be satisfied.