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Temporary Luminous Tattoo Paper for Inkjet printer

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To use luminous tattoo paper, you’ll need to follow these steps:

  • Design your tattoo using graphic software on your computer.
  • Print the design onto the luminous tattoo paper using your inkjet printer.
  • Let the printed sheet dry completely.
  • Cut out your tattoo design using scissors or a craft knife.
  • Remove the protective layer from the luminous tattoo paper.
  • Place the tattoo design face down on the skin.
  • Use a damp cloth or sponge to wet the back of the paper and apply pressure to the design for about 30 seconds.
  • Slowly peel off the paper to reveal your temporary tattoo.
Description

Temporary luminous tattoo paper for inkjet printers is a type of specialty paper that allows you to create temporary tattoos that glow in the dark using your inkjet printer. It typically comes in a pack of sheets that are coated with a thin layer of phosphorescent powder or pigment, which absorbs light during the day and emits it at night.
To use luminous tattoo paper, you’ll need to follow these steps:
Design your tattoo using graphic software on your computer.
Print the design onto the luminous tattoo paper using your inkjet printer.
Let the printed sheet dry completely.
Cut out your tattoo design using scissors or a craft knife.
Remove the protective layer from the luminous tattoo paper.
Place the tattoo design face down on the skin.
Use a damp cloth or sponge to wet the back of the paper and apply pressure to the design for about 30 seconds.
Slowly peel off the paper to reveal your temporary tattoo.
Note that temporary luminous tattoos created with inkjet tattoo paper typically last for a few days and can be recharged by exposing them to light. The brighter the light and the longer the exposure time, the stronger the glow effect will be. To remove the tattoo, use rubbing alcohol or baby oil.

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