DaLin Extra Large Full Arm Temporary Tattoos and Half Arm Tattoo Sleeves for Men Women, 14 Sheets (Collection 13)

Dude this is some cool stuff! I bought it to give my mom a heart attack 😛👍I have some advice. How I applied it:PRE-cut the excess paper from the edges of the art, make sure you apply it ON DRY SKIN in the shower tub (use an extension showerhead hose to your advantage, even the kitchen sink with faucet hose is good too), make sure you pat down all over while you saturate with water (no rubbing), let the artwork air dry or use a hair dryer on cold and low to speed up drying (do not use the dryer too close to the skin). If you have hairy skin I suggest you shave the hairy area you're going to put it onTo lessen glossiness:Use loose foundation makeup powder and completely cover artwork with good amount of powder. Best to use color closest to your skin tone. Use a makeup brush with light sweeping strokesIf it peels or to prevent peeling:Use hairspray. Lightly spray artwork from a foot away. Air dry!! Do not touch wet hairspray because its made of alcohol. Alcohol+Touching =rubs off the tattoo. You can gently pat down the peeling edges with your fingertip if you need toTiny rips in dark areas:Save it with black sharpie. Fill in empty ripped spaces. Make sure it blends with the rest of the artwork. Sprits with hairspray, dry, and sweep area with loose makeup powder to setAvoid:oil, alcohol, cleaning based products, pets that might scratch it out. Wear clothing that is gentle to your water based tattoo in the first two days, I wear a satin nightie in the first two nights and tried avoiding sleeping on it. After that it's pretty durable and will outlast any motion or clothing material. Basically it lasts longer if you treat it like it's a real tattoo. Remember! Don't scratch your tattoo, ahem fake tattoo 😜To remove:Apply a really hefty amount of coconut or baby oil on the art. Soak for 10ish minutes. Use circular motions to rub off the tattoo. It will pill into black tiny debris. If this doesn’t work go ahead and try the rougher method. It’ll hurt and make your skin red: to remove it faster use more pressure, use your nails (dude be careful), a hand towel you don't care about staining, or an exfoliating glove. Exfoliating glove is what I personally use. Oil/Rinse every other minute through the removal processI have to admit some of the designs are ugly. It would be really cool to make custom ones, or at least pick which tats to get in each pack. I disliked another collection I received today because it looked weird in person.FYI some will fade quicker than others. The colorful ones do... The tattoo will crack at and above the elbow, and in the inner crease of the arm because it gets oily there. Other than that it's all goodPutting it on the legs is slightly trickier because you have to angle the longer tattoos perfectly. Make sure to use a mirror when applying on legs. If you're going to put the long arm sleeve tattoos on your legs, I suggest going with designs that aren't so blacked-out or super dark. I have olive skin tone and it looked crooked, super out of place with the skulls/girl and pumpkin design (which was on mid thigh to mid calf; anterior view). If you apply the long ones on the posterior side of your leg it will definitely rub off from behind the knees. Be super mindful of the placementI'm personally more into the Asian inspired tattoos, would love for DaLin to come out with a new collection for that. My most favorite one was the one with the tiger, bird and koi from collection 5. It lasted 8 freaking days ♥️♥️♥️👍 looks more realistic the older it gets

These are wonderful! I only tried the one I liked the least so far bc I didn't have anyone to help me and I knew I'd screw it up but it looks awesome! I missed some on the elbow and twisted it a bit so it overlaps just a little in a couple places but it still looks REALLY good!I'm including some pics of what it looked like when I first put it on (wearing pink) and now (wearing purple), two and half days (56 1/2 hours to be exact) later. Some reviewers said they only last a day, others said it wouldn't come off. Well, I haven't taken it off yet (obviously) but I was hoping it would stay awhile. I don't mind the bits that aren't perfect at all, and yeah, it does look a bit bumpy over the hairy parts but if I was concerned about that I would have shaved my arm first. The thing is, most people don't know how to properly adhere a fake tatt, nor take care of it. Sure, I haven't done much sweating since application, but I did do what I ALWAYS do before applying it, which is wash the area thoroughly and wipe alcohol on it. Since the area is so large, I didn't use a cotton pad or anything, I just literally wiped alcohol all over my arm with my hand and let it dry before applying. You have to wash it every day, with soap, but only with your hands or a washcloth (not a bath scrubby or anything too abrasive), otherwise it gets sticky and comes off on anything that sticks to it. If you scrub too much or too hard, it breaks down faster. To take them off, I use alcohol on cotton pads. Yes, it takes some time and can be quite a mess but it's worth it to have them stay longer and looking good. You could also (especially for big ones like these), apply some oil or cold cream and let it break down a bit before removing.For the price, I'm quite impressed and will definitely be ordering again! These designs are amazing!UPDATE: Day 7 and I’m still getting compliments! (Wearing green) It’s faded and flaked off a bit around the elbow and the crook of my arm but I get compliments everywhere I go! They should include a stack of business cards with this order bc I’ve had to tell at least ten ppl where I got it!Next time I’ll make sure to use cotton pads (before applying tatt) to wipe the parts that fade quickest. Also, in some weird miracle, the hairs on my arms are now out so it’s not bumpy anymore.

I wore these as part of a Halloween costume. I had many compliments on how cool they were. Some of them might look a little blurry, but when applied they look just fine. The tattoos are on what seems like a thin film that transfers to your arm. I haven't done temporary tattoos in awhile, so not sure what the ones I did as a child were like. My suggestion is to either cut the tattoos up into a few different parts and line them up for easier application, or to line them up on your arm, get the middle part wet, and then dampen outward from there. This makes it easier to curve the paper around your arm since it becomes floppier as it gets wet. Make sure to press firmly after you wet each section of the tattoo. Also, you want to make sure to press the edges of the paper so that the edges of the tattoo are less likely to lift up when you pull the paper off to reveal the tattoo.I'd say leave them on your arm without much movement for a few hours. It will be extra shiny when first applied. That goes away after a day, so plan ahead if you want a more authentic look. Right after you've applied, be careful to not rip the film by bending your arm too much before it has a chance to dry out. It seems to get a bit more 'stretchy' after it dries on your skin. If you get some bubbles or the tattoo lifts up, you can use a needle to help remove the bubble and then press lightly on the tattoo to have it dry on your skin.Huge hit. Lots of fun. Had people ask to apply some to their own arms.