
Temporary Tattoo
Ink without the forever
No printed background. Areas without printed color, both around and inside your design, transfer as a clear adhesive layer that is usually hard to see on Temporary Tattoos.
Only the printed parts of a temporary tattoo form the visible design. Every area without print is transparent, but it still transfers to the skin as a thin, clear adhesive layer.
Around and inside the design
This applies both around the design and within it. If your artwork has transparent areas inside it, such as the space inside a letter, those parts also end up as clear adhesive on the skin.
How visible is it?
On skin, the clear layer is usually discreet. It can be slightly visible depending on lighting, placement and how closely the tattoo is cut.
How close to cut
If you ordered a sheet, you cut out each tattoo yourself and decide how close to trim. You can cut as close to the design as you want, but cutting too tight makes the tattoo harder to apply. A margin of 2 to 4 mm usually gives the best result.
See how to apply and remove temporary tattoos, read more about Temporary Tattoos, or look up terms like transparent and transfer paper in the Dictionary.