Review on 🎨 H88 Tattoo Transfer Kits: Professional 25 Sheets A4 Carbon Tracing Paper for Ink Stencils by Wendy Rodriguez

Media could not be loaded. They worked very well to transfer the image to the skin. There are four layers. You MUST remove the THIRD layer before beginning. You trace or draw your picture on the yellow (top) part OR you can remove the yellow part and replace it with a picture or printer paper. Make sure what you're replacing isn't too thick or you'll have to work harder for the transfer to reach the other two layers. I drew my own picture and then scanned it, printed it out and pasted it back in. Don't forget that if you need it in a certain way or if you use letters and words, you have to flip the picture. The last sheet (white) is the transfer. You can remove the entire sheet or cut out the section you want. Prepare the skin area with alcohol. You will need a medium to transfer the image to the skin, e.g. B. "Stencil Material", "Stencil Stick" or "Transfer". Cream". In the video, I'm using old-school deodorant (no antiperspirant). If you're tattooing more than one person, I'd suggest selecting a sample size or looking for separate carrier packs to eliminate cross-contamination. Apply transfer face down. Click. Make sure the back of the transfer (the part that is now "on top" of the skin) is starting to look smudged and slightly translucent. I'm not sure if this is the case for ALL Transfer media happens but so far on the ones I've tried Remove the transfer paper and allow the image to dry slightly If you wipe it off too soon it may smudge You'll have to test what you've ever used to transfer If you look at my video you will see how many times i have done soapy water transfers carry flashlight on the passports but was still visible at the end i also applied pressure and "wiped the skin so far" that the paper towel fell apart and my skin turned red from the vigorous rubbing. If I had done this much longer I probably would have burned myself. He's already starting to get sensitive. HOPE you don't "rub" or rub your tattoo as aggressively or often. Overall I think this carbon paper works very well. You get enough for a few translations or enough for a few big jobs. I will definitely come back if I need them. They are inexpensive and arrived quickly with no damage.