You will need:
- Dark-colored Gel Pen
- Normal Printer Paper
- Sponge
- Scissors
- Optional: Hairspray
The first thing I did was figure out my design. The tattoo will stay on your skin for a few days, so choose wisely! If you don't know what to do, just look up tattoo designs on google. But of course, I chose a koala. Note: If you are using letters, make sure to print the image in mirror.
After I printed the design, the next thing I did was get my gel pen out and it, using as much ink as possible on one line. Make sure you get a TON of ink on there!
Next, while the ink was still wet, I quickly got my sponge and soaked it in warn water. Then I cut out my koala into a small rectangle for easy application.
Then I put the picture face-down into the place where I wanted the "tattoo". I put the sponge over the picture, and placed it on the area for 15-20 seconds. When I removed the tattoo, to be honest, was not how I expected it to look like. It was blurry, and it looked faded.
Next, while the ink was still wet, I quickly got my sponge and soaked it in warn water. Then I cut out my koala into a small rectangle for easy application.
Then I put the picture face-down into the place where I wanted the "tattoo". I put the sponge over the picture, and placed it on the area for 15-20 seconds. When I removed the tattoo, to be honest, was not how I expected it to look like. It was blurry, and it looked faded.
Oh well, nothing a sharpie can't fix! To make it look better, I went over the ugly tattoo to make the lines crisper. If you want to make it last longer, you can put some hairspray on it. This of the final result:
This DIY was pretty easy and straightforward. It was kind of fun, and really quick. I do recommend doing this, just be careful with the application process. Have fun!
Until next week,
-Vasti
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