Inkbox Freehand Ink- Temporary Tattoo Drawing Kit | Long Lasting, Water-Resistant, Cruelty-Free & Vegan, 0.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 2)

I’ve always been skeptical of “fake tattoos” or henna from Amazon. But THIS PRODUCT EXCEEDED MY EXPECTATIONS!!! It’s so easy to do and works so well the ink is super great quality and didn’t irritate me or my boyfriends skin! The pic of my hand is messy because it was my first attempt and I smeared it by accident with my jacket, but still I loved how it came out! Then I did the dog tattoo for my boyfriend and that turned out perfectly it’s amazing how well this stuff works and how rich and deep the color of the ink is and SERIOUSLY lasts forever!!! PRO TIP for tattoo REMOVAL : if you need to remove your tattoo immediately I actually found a method that SERIOUSLY works. I tried the lemon juice and sugar method that did not do anything at all I tried the baking soda method also did not work. Please *note if you are sensitive in general or have sensitive skin this method of removal might NOT be for you: What you will need: -Pumice stone -Foot exfoliant scrub (I used Ms. Pedicure foot scrub) -water -dish soap (although this is for after using the foot scrub to get any extra ink off) Directions: -Use a pumice stone and some foot exfoliation scrub and just a little bit of water (not too much just dampen your hand) water and rub your tattoo in circular motions using A LOT of pressure. It does NOT feel great but I handled the “pain” totally fine, and it WILL remove your tattoo almost instantly if you use enough force while you scrub! My only critique for this product is that you should get more for the money, but I love the product so much I don’t care and will be buying more when I run out!!!!

i really like this product- it lasts longer than any other things ive tried, including by this company- and it allows more freedom (which as an artist, i love) - it also looks real, ive had friends ask if i've gotten a tattoo (i also shocked some teachers when i used the product in high school as a minor lol) i think its really useful for planning out tattoos or experimenting without commitment or if youre younger and cant get one photos- frog (before washing the product off), butterflies (mid development), sunflower eye (after developed), eye (as its started to fade- it also never fully developed in the middle due to it being too thick and not drying) the butterflies are also next to some classic tattoos that like last a day but classic temporary tattoos have a sheen on them that i dont really like and you dont feel these temporary tattoos at all, because its a stain and not a sticker (its basically overpriced henna that looks like tattoos but i like it lmfao) ok tips below: 1- i do not have sensitive skin, so i did not have any negative reaction to the formula, but i recommend everyone do tests in case they do (my sister has sensitive skin and it worked on her) 2- it develops differently on different skin tones and tends to be less obvious on darker skin tones :/ 3- dont wait the hour, i find it comes out much much better if you just wait until it dries and is about to flake off- it may be shorter or longer than an hour depending on the thickness (i found this out by trying to add shading by making it thicker or thinner, the thicker parts didnt dry and ended up being lighter than the thinner parts) 4- it can get clogged or come out in bursts- i recommend having paper towels to practice on, wipe the tip clean, and to dry your skin 5- wash your hands and any part which you may have messed up on right away with soap and water if you get any on your skin- or else you might end up with funky spots on your hands 6- i ended up wasting a lot in like bursts or accidental leakage and the original reason i bought it again was because i used up like two-thirds of each and couldnt really get the last third to come out without using like every muscle in my body (i ended up just dipping a paintbrush, but its hard to get it as thick and its harder to use, but you can get some nice shading) its a bit expensive for the amount you can use, but a little bit does go a long way 7- you dont really have to store it right side up, but you do have to kinda keep it out of the sun (mine seemed to dry up a bit bc i left it on my windowsill for a month and was thicker and it was harder to go though the thin tips and ended up getting clogged a bunch) 8- wash the tips in between use just in case it dries inside the tip, because its almost impossible to clean out once it dries 9- in my experience, the location on your body matters for length of lasting- ive had it last over a month on my legs and upper arms (which i didnt wash or touch as frequently)- dont put it near your hands if you want it to last a while, bc the spaces that i washed frequently (my hands) tended to fade much quicker- same with my lower arms or neck which i touch much more frequently and tend to fade quicker thanks for reading- have fun tattooing, besties <3

Initially I thought "This is worthless", because I applied it and after I washed off I didn't anything. But wait a while, your skin absorbs it then it appears. And yes, it's not that dark but definitely not going to wash off.

You put on your design and let it sit on your skin for at least an hour before washing off. It develops slowly, kind of like a Polaroid pic but over the course of about 24 hours instead of a minute and looks great - if you’re an artist, of course. Cons: it’s easy to apply but not easy to maintain consistency of the fluid. You can’t really move around for the next hour which is really hard to do! Otherwise, you risk messing up the design by rubbing against something. When you wash it off, it comes off in gooey pieces which is a bit disconcerting and the whole area you tattooed is essentially blank when you finally get everything clean which is a bit scary after all the time you’ve invested at this point. Pros: BUT it does exactly what it says it will do and develop over the next 24 hours and lasts several days. It’s a great tool to preview a tattoo idea/placement.

Ink was totally dried out and unusable. Sadly it was a gift but it totally failed.

This ink works differently from other temporary tattoo inks we’ve tried. I was impressed by the results at first. The ink came out sort of gloppy and chunky, and I let it dry on my skin for a few hours, before rinsing it off. When I rinsed it, I could no longer see any ink on my skin. But when I woke up the next morning, the ink was very visible. And it darkened throughout the day. However, I had read that this ink could last for a few weeks. I was disappointed when it had almost completely faded by a few days later. I think this ink is fun and looks neat, but I was disappointed that it didn’t last as long as advertised. Also, there didn’t seem to be a lot of ink in the bottles. It almost seemed as if it dried up inside the bottles, although we had the lids on and everything. It worked alright the first day, but when we tried it again the second day, we could barely get any ink to flow.

I've followed the inkbox journey for a few years and i remember they used to sell these bottles on their site before only opting to sell its replacement- the freehand markers. I wasnt a fan from day 1 of those markers. In my opinion it took away something special that made inkbox what it was with the bottles- simply because some people most likely had a skill issue with keeping it from getting messy. To me, inkbox was unique bottles with their metallic tips that gave the illusion of a tattoo needle, and being a tattoo artist without actually having to poke yourself up lol. So when i was finally able to find these bottles here on Amazon i POUNCED! These bottles are so much fun and the experience of placing the thick globules of ink on your skin is so relaxing! I hope they keep producing these and selling them on here, you can't go wrong with these if you like to draw on yourself, get THIS!. Just keep the expiration date of the product in mind. The first bottles i bought years ago expired and i forgot before using them, nothing bad happened but no tattoos developed. W.e. the ink is made of loses its potency or shelf life over time(6 months i think) so keep that in mind. Other than that GREAT, FUN PRODUCT for any age to be honest as long as there's adult supervision for younger kids. This is very similar to henna and is made from a natural plant extract. Your kid will be happy having a temporary tat mommy or daddy drew for them! :)

We used this to draw a Dark Mark on my daughter's arm. Results (the next day) were fantastic! The temp tattoo lasted almost 2 weeks and is easy to re-apply. A couple of points though: * Keep a toothpick handy to pick up any mistakes. * Allow the product to fully dry for an hour before scraping it off. (We used a butter knife to pull it off the skin) * Product takes 24 hours to darken. Immediately after you apply it, it will look like nothing. Plan ahead. * Cover the tattoo with a sock or ace bandage the night of application, the pattern can transfer to other parts of your body if you sleep on it. * DO NOT get a smudge on your finger and then absent-mindedly scratch your face or you WILL have a 2-week face tattoo. * DO NOT draw whiskers on your wife while she is asleep.