DaLin 9 Sheets Floral Day of the Dead Sugar Skull Temporary Face Tattoos for Halloween

Purchased this for our Dia Los Muertos Halloween costumes because I'm neither creative nor artistic. They worked out perfectly!! Super easy to use (literally just get them wet!) - will stay on w/out any smudging for as long as you'd like (we slept in ours and woke up the next morning with them all perfectly intact) - and come off easily with just a little bit of oil or alcohol. For those that are interested, I did a couple of trial runs pre-Halloween and found that you can actually apply these over white face make up and make them stick (I used cream based make-up, not oil). However, because you have to use water to apply them, it washed away a lot of my makeup and I had to go back and re-do. For the actual event (shown in the picture), I decided pre-face make up didn't make sense. Instead, I found a white, packed powder (at the costume store) and applied that with a sponge directly over the tattoos. It was enough to give my face the white appearance but still allow the tattoos to show through. Also as a point of reference: it took me 25 mins to apply my own (which I cut into real small pieces and applied each individually) and about 15 mins to apply my husbands because I didn't cut them up so much and applied much bigger areas at once (ie. the entire stretch of the forehead was applied as one piece for him and multiple pieces on me.)

This was amazing! I got so many compliments. I loved it and had so much fun. Just read the instructions carefully. If you follow them, everything will go as planned. I was nervous it wouldn’t work, but it was easier than I thought! My husband and I got our faces done, and it was a fun and bonding experience helping each other.Some suggestions:- Make sure to have clean skin, no foundation or moisturizer- Make sure to remove the plastic film before applying it to your skin and making it damp. If you don’t remove it, the tattoo sticks to the film- I use a new, clean sponge to apply the water. You don’t need to put a lot of pressure. Just make sure the whole piece is wet- the most difficult pieces are the eyes, because of the internal angle. Just make sure you gently bend it a little bit before applying it, to adjust to the curve of your eye socket.- Cut sections and apply them to one area of your face at the time- Mix and Match. Create your own design- It comes off with make up remover. In some areas it was a bit harder and I used alcohol. It came off in few minutes.Totally recommended!

They go on pretty quickly, and most of mine lasted the entire evening. do be careful to remove the film before placing it on your face. Seems like it would be obvious, but there were five of us getting ready together and EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US did it wrong at least once. Still, there were plenty of tattoos for everyone to spoil some and still have enough.

These worked great and stuck to my face all night long! However I did not apply it over white paint so I don't know how it would do with that. As someone else stated, it's best to cut out the pieces individually and apply them one at a time. The only piece I had trouble with was the nose piece because it was being applied on a curve.

Not what expected at all. Low quality

I was very pleased with how easy this was to apply. And especially how good it looked and it lasted all night! Needed some baby oil to remove it, then just washed my face. Really fun to work with. Just follow the instructions!

I was a little bit doubtful that I'd be able to do a good job of applying the tattoos (especially the ones that go around the eyes) but I thought they came out surprisingly well. As others have mentioned, you do need to cut apart the sheets to create smaller, more manageable pieces - no biggie. Also, I thought they worked a bit better if I initially left the plastic cover on and dampened the backing with a washcloth. Then, I peeled off the plastic, applied to my face and did more rubbing with the damp washcloth.It was pretty challenging to remove at the end of the evening - first I tried makeup remover towelettes and then advanced to rubbing alcohol and it still required quite a bit of scrubbing. I was able to get all of it off, though. I left the ones on my chest and they lasted several days before starting to wear off.

I was so surprised by these face tattoos. They were extremely easy to apply. I definitely recommend cutting them into smaller pieces to apply each section separately to your face.I wore these for about 8 hours without issue... real makeup would have smeared. Make sure you apply without makeup on your face (I did use a light makeup primer spray underneath only, and waited for it to be completely dry before applying). I filled in the eyes with makeup afterwards.I figured that since they stayed on so well they would be hard to remove, but I was wrong. Makeup wipes took them off easily.I got a lot of compliments on my "makeup" and no one noticed they were actually temporary tattoos. As a girl who doesn't know how to do makeup well, much less fancy makeup, I would recommend and would wear again!