DIY: TEMPORARY TATTOOS

DIY: TEMPORARY TATTOOS

If you’ve always had an idea of a tattoo in your head that your not sure if you want or not, or you’re just bored on the holidays, you might want to try out this DIY and make our own temporary tattoo.

What You Need:

Eyeliner (liquid pen is easiest, preferably waterproof and/or smudgeproof) 3B, 4B, 5B or 6B pencil Baking or tracing paper Talcum Powder Fluffy make-up brush Wet cloth Spray-on bandage (waterproof)

Firstly, you’ll need to find an image you want to tattoo (or come up with one) and decide where you want to put it. I’m going to draw the design on the new Endless Drain Major Leagues t-shirts and put it on my left wrist.

You’ll then want to print out the image and trace it (or draw it) onto your baking paper with your pencil.

Place the tracing where you want it, then apply a wet cloth on top and remove after approximately 20 seconds.

Draw along the tracing with your eyeliner.

Sprinkle talcum powder on your design and spread it with the make-up brush.

Spray on top the design with the spray-on bandage and wait for it to dry completely.

Now your tattoo is waterproof and should last for about 3 days. Try not to rub or wash the tattoo too much and it should last longer. Enjoy tattooing.

- Tayla Ashley

“the darkest nights produce the brightest stars”

this picture was possible thanks to my patreons 🌙

–writes in all caps except the vowel –all the letters are different sizes –clearly did not practice a lot on the handwriting practice sheets –adorable

–writes in all caps WTF WHY –has fairly neat and clear handwriting –clearly excelled at those handwriting practice sheets 

–small letters!!! so small!!!! –look at the little curls on the i and the t  –literally me and him have the same handwriting –i love him

–every letter is a mess –has bizarre spacing –it’s so beautiful

–literally writes like a kid –the cutest g literally wtf –i will love it, I want to see it grow up healthy, i want to tell my friends and neighbors about it

–beautiful –perfection –i want her to write my wedding invitations

–Neat –adult handwriting –he’s my dad 

Neon Nights, 2016 | by Elsa Bleda

I’ve been studying the classic black tie dress code (mainly from here) so I thought I could share my notes. Maybe they can be helpful to someone else, too. If I made any mistakes or things are really confusing please tell me.  I also have some notes on white tie which I could share as well…

Hands Row 1 & 2 Row 3 - 5 Row 6