How to Draw a Temporary Tattoo
A temporary tattoo is a great way to have the look of a tattoo but without the pain and permanency of a real tattoo. If you're thinking about getting a temporary tattoo, you may be wondering how to draw one.
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Instructions
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Figure out what kind of medium you want to use for your temporary tattoo. Most people drawing temporary tattoos use fine-point Sharpies, but you can use also use henna.
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Consider getting a stencil. You can purchase stencils as a part of a temporary tattoo kit or an airbrushing kit.
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Clean the area you want the tattoo first. Simple soap and water will work. This will help keep it from spreading and from fading too soon.
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Make sure the ink is dry after every stroke before going on to the next one. This will prevent you from smearing the tattoo. Pat your temporary tattoo with a tissue or a soft cloth after each stroke.
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Use makeup remover or baby oil to remove the temporary tattoo if you mess up. You can also do this if the tattoo starts to spread. If you've made a little mistake that needs correcting, try dipping a cotton swab into makeup cleanser and fix the tattoo.
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Stroke a toner over the tattoo after it's dried to make it last longer.
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Tips & Warnings
Remember, temporary tattoos fade so choose colors darker than what you want.
Do not ask a tattoo artist to go light when giving you a tattoo. This won't give you a temporary tattoo but a poor-looking permanent tattoo.
