Review on Organic Temporary Tattoo Painting Premium by Tracy Robinson

***WARNING***If you are allergic to berries (blueberries, strawberries, etc.) do not use this. You will have a reaction. As long as you don't have any allergies it's safe. As a henna artist, I have to say that I get a lot of calls from people begging me to fix their jagua mehendi for various reasons. 1. The artwork is just awful.2. You fall asleep without taking it off and he's all in himself and can't take it off. They get it on their face, hands, and neck, almost anywhere they touch their hands while they sleep. I even got a client to do it after I told her NOT to do it. If you want to sleep with him, do yourself a favor and wrap your hands in toilet paper and put black socks over your hands or feet. You will thank me later. If you REALLY have a problem and ultimately want to fix it, know that you probably won't fix them all, but I've found that using Mr. Clean fixes it. Be careful how much you rub because if you overdo it it will give you a bit of a carpet burn. Other options are exfoliation, but the method above works. Nothing you put on it will work. Not baking soda, peroxide, etc. Maybe a little skin bleach might help, but I don't suggest that. Use this at your own risk. Make sure it's used by someone who knows what they're doing. If you have it with you, you have to live with it!