Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper for Laser/Inkjet Printer - 8.5"X11" DIY Personalized Image Transfer Sheet for skin (White-25 Sets)

Easy to use! A fun way to plan your ink before making it permanent!

My son wanted to make his own tattoos so I looked up some paper and found this. We only have a laser printer and all the others say for inkjet. This was the only one we could find that said for laser and inkjet. First two tries to print were horrible. Due to computer/printer connection errors. By the third print we fixed the issue. It printed nicely. We cut them out and tested one on a three year old. It has lasted a week with no sign of peeling or smudging. We even tried to scrub it off with soap and water. That did nothing. After a week we were concerned it may never come off. We did end up using baby oil to remove it but it looked good even before we took it off. It came off easily with the baby oil.

We have a cannon image class. It will jam and gum up your printer to non use. Will cost you $$ to replace your printer!

Anyone with negative reviews probably didn't do something right or didn't have a compatible printer. The images dried quickly, attaching the CLEAR film leaves a sticky residue on the image and that's what transfers the ink. Once placed its practically a second skin. But be precise about cutting around the edges. Since I was short on time I left some areas blocky and that WHOLE block of sticky film transfered lolEdit: it's been a couple of days and there is still remnants of the tattoos left. Depending on what you're using these for that could be a good or bad thing. The one on ny forehead was easier to remove becaise my eyebrows wouldn't let the tattoo fully adhere. I for the most part was able to pull it off as a sheet but did have a bit left I had to scrub with soap and water.The ones on my chest and stomach took days to break the earlier mentioned clear film. BUT that did leave areas tacky so I scrub almost every chance I get with soap and water to release myself from my shirts.Final Edit: it took about 3-4 days to get the larger tattoos off. After a while I wasn't as persistent (but still proactive about removal) with scrubbing as often because I had no where to be. They work...

The initial quality is clear and crisp, however, if you expect it to last longer then a few hours be prepared to be disappointed. They are TEMPORARY in the sense that not all of it stays adhesive for long. I've had a few rub text and some fine lines off or just smudged within a few hours. The funny part is the adhesive requires abrasive brushing to remove. So you'll be stuck with a smudged/blurry image for a few days until you cave and use a strong bristle to remove it. If you don't cut to the line of the image and have a clear border around it, that will pick up any fibers from your clothing too. For the cost and the expectancy of it being temporary, they serve their purpose well enough. Just not a regular thing I'd use or continue to use.

Instructions were super confusing. Thankfully another review explained papers A and B well. Don’t print on the shiny sticky paper!!! lol alsooo laser printer worked for this! Super rad. Wish it was a little less expensive.

These were super fun and I actually sell a lot of these! I also put them in my candy basket at Halloween and the kids of all ages absolutely loved them and parents smiled when these were grabbed instead of the candy.

Perfect for my uv resin craft projects! A game changer to layering difficult vinyl! Just print, cut, apply, and seal!