STIGMATemporary Tattoo Kit 10 Bottles Color Inks, 84 Pcs Stencils Kit for Body Paint DIY Tattoos Temp, DIY Fake Tattoo for Women Kids (Black*2, Cyan, Red, Green, Blue, Purple, Brown*2, Orange)

Delivered well and works well

This temporary tattoo kit was ideal for a group of children. Very easy to use and the tattoo fades after a few days, not permanent. We didn't have any problems with them, but might not be suitable for people with sensitive skin.

I was fortunate to get something through the Amazon vine program that is a tattoo printer and whilst i have no intention of getting a proper tattoo needling kit, what i do intend to do is use the henna kit with the printer and try and produce a work of art (or might that be a mess).Whilst this set comes with a lot of templates, the printer i got will allow for much better designs.Should you wish to give the printer a go, its here on Amazon:https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0DL5WGRPV

A pretty solid kit with good results. The ink included is more of a gel, which helps a lot with both the drying process and avoiding bleeding. The stencils are also generally good quality, but the quality control is not the best - I found a few that had the cut-out bits stuck under, so pay attention to verifying the stencil is fully clean before using!Unfortunately, there's a few drawbacks:- The inks come unsealed, which results in the nozzle getting clogged up during transport/storage, and coaxing the first bit of ink can be a chore. I recommend using a thin needle in the nozzle before trying to push ink out - and make sure you wipe the needle thoroughly between ink bottles to avoid mixing colours.- While the description says ten different colour inks, as there's two brown and two black bottles, in reality it's only 8 colours. The cyan and blue ones are also quite close - I expected the former to be much lighter in colour.- The stencils, while good quality, don't use a strong adhesive. Which is fine for a relatively flat/even surface on your body, but anything flexing will be a struggle to do without major bleeding of the design.- The lack of instructions in the box, even with the somewhat limited instructions in the product description, lead to a subpar experience. You'll have to experiment a lot to get the right results.Now, the good parts:- The inks are super easy to use as they're gel consistency instead of the more watery or paste-like ones out there. They also dry quite quickly and the results are crisp colours.- The inks are also usable on sensitive skin - my skin is super sensitive to most inks (even certain henna dyes have caused rashes before), and I had no trouble from these.- The stencils are also good quality, and there's a good variety of graphics.- You can use a tool like the CriCut Maker 4 to create customised stencils, just need a basic vinyl sticker base to cut from- You can also freehand designs using regular tattoo stencils, albeit this might be a challenge for beginners. The needle tip nozzles definitely help in creating even finer patterns!Here are my recommendations to effectively use it:- Pick a body part that is relatively even and flat, or has a single curvature. Areas with multiple curvatures (e.g. top of your hand, or buttcheeks) will have problems retaining the stencil.- Shave the area! Hairs - even small, transparent hairs, peach fuzz, you name it - will cause bleeding.- Wipe the area generously with a cotton ball/pad and ISO alcohol. This will remove the oils from your skin and help with adhesion of the stencil.- Apply the stencil evenly, and press it properly into the skin. I recommend using a tea towel or a similar piece of cloth to apply even pressure and smooth it out.- Apply the ink in a thin layer. You'll want it to dome just ever so slightly on the stencil, like a drop of water. Don't apply it too thick, it will just result in bleeding and you'll waste the ink.- LET. IT. DRY. No seriously, sit tight for 15-20 minutes until it's completely dry. Try to move the area as little as possible, as every movement can dislodge the stencil and cause bleeding in the pattern.- Once dried, remove the stencil, then clean up the results with a slightly damp cotton pad. Try to keep the tattoo as dry as possible for the next few hours, so that the ink takes properly to your skin.- To remove, soak a cotton pad/ball with ISO alcohol, and slowly rub the skin. You want to keep the pad in a single location for a few seconds then slowly move it around and repeat. It will come off with a few attempts.

Bought as a present, the recipient was very happy with it and said it was good. Price seems good too.

So far I've had the product for a day, but I've not noticed any fading of any kind.I recommend wearing gloves when trying to apply though, as if it gets on you, it is difficult to get off, I ended up washing my hands with bleach & alcohol.. still didn't get all of it off! Not complaining at all as I was hoping for a long-lasting tattoo, my own fault for getting it on places I don't want it.

Not bad, a bit hit and miss with the colours sometimes bleeding so the shape isn't always there.Good for a bit of fun though.

Good quality. Lasted well. Easy to use.