Sunnyscopa Printable Temporary Tattoo Paper for INKJET printer - US LETTER SIZE 8.5"X11", 10 SHEETS - DIY Personalized Image Transfer Sheet for skin - Custom Waterslide Decal Stencil Henna

Good product

I got this tattoo paper to make photo transfers onto canvas. So far it’s worked really well! The images come out clear and crisp and hopefully they will stay vibrant for a long time. For the most part it’s easy to use. The only thing I don’t like is that you have to put the sticky onto the tattoo paper after you’ve printed tour design. This can make a mess as the sticky paper is extremely sticky and will stick to anything it comes in contact with and leaves sticky residue everywhere. I discovered that it works best if I worked in smaller batches. Instead of trying to put an entire 8.5x11 sticky paper over the whole tattoo page, I cut them in half so I could print my 5x7 pictures on them and not have so much sticky to deal with. I also ended up putting down a piece of scrap paper so that any extra sticky stuck to the paper and I could just throw it away when I was done. Other than that, this product has worked wonderfully for my photo transfers and I plan to use it again in the future!

great product

leaves a film over the area (kind of like saniderm/ second skin for those who have tattoos). I bought these for my son’s 1st birthday and I will still be using them, but will be cutting as close to the image as possible to avoid the negative space film. they do work super well, I was actually pretty impressed with them! I just don’t love the film. i’ve only peeled them off for removal during our trial runs, they’re like stickers on your skin w the film, but removal like that was easy and painless. I haven’t tried other ways to remove yet.

In terms of effectiveness, this is the best option I’ve found. Only drawback is you have to trim all white space to avoid a “plastic wrap” texture and sheen. My cricut cutter was not able to detect cut lines (maybe because of the sheen - I have an Explore Air), which was what I was hoping to use to simplify things.