How To Apply?

Step 1: Get Prepared 

Start with clean, dry skin: Carefully clean the area you want to decorate with soap and water, and pat it dry with a paper towel.

• If you’re very sweaty, rubbing alcohol can help cut the grease. Pour a little onto a cotton ball, and then wipe it on the area. Don’t do this every day, though–you could dry out your skin.

Step 2: Apply Tatu

Pick Your Tatu: Get it out of the packaging, then cut around it with sharp scissors, being careful not to clip the design itself.

Peel off the clear backing: At this point, your tatu is protected by a thin layer of clear plastic. Carefully pick this off, and put the tatu on the area you’ve prepped.

Place the image face side down on your skin: Confirm that you want to apply the tatu to the spot you just cleaned, then place the face side against your skin. Don’t wiggle it around. Just hold it firmly in place while you move on to the next step

Press a damp cloth or sponge over the tatu paper: Take a piece of fabric or a sponge that is neither bone dry nor soaking wet, and push it firmly against the backing of your tatu. Hold it in place, and don’t let it slip around, even if it wants to

Hold for at least 30 seconds: To get the most complete image, you’ll need a bit of patience. Don’t even think about removing the cloth or the paper backing from your arm until a full minute has passed. While you’re sitting, try to move as little as possible.

Gently peel off the paper: Start by lifting a single corner of the backing in order to peek at the tatu. If the image looks weird, or isn’t sticking to your skin, put the cloth or sponge back on and wait for another 30 seconds. If it does look good, then continue to slowly peel off the paper.

Remove Stickiness: Rinse your tatu gently with water, yet if it is still sticky, apply Talc powder (baby powder) or loose translucent powder, to avoid catching any dust

Step 3: Finish it