Use hot water and soap. As the ink does not stick to the tape you will be able to transfer it to any surface it comes in contact with.
Moisten a paper towel or napkin but make sure its just short of dripping.
How to make a temporary tattoo with regular paper and a printer.
Wet a paper towel or cotton ball and press it on the temporary tattoo until the paper slides off your skin.
Wash the skin youd like your tattoo to appear on.
To make your own temporary tattoo first draw or print out the design you want to use.
Use an cloth with warm water but wrung out and put it on the paper for about 30 seconds.
Print the text or image on the taped side of the paper using your inkjet printer.
Like a sharpie tattoo any temporary tattoos you make with your printer will disappear over time.
Then place tracing paper over the design and trace it with a pencil.
Next put the glossy paper in the printer so that it prints on the glossy side.
Apply pressure for about 20 seconds.
Youll need to separate the green adhesive pages from the glossy paper.
This process is just as you remember it.
Put the wet paper towel or napkin on top of the sheet of paper.
Using an inkjet printer print the design onto a sheet of special decal paper.
Once you know which way the printer prints you need to open your package of tattoo paper.
Dont forget to flip any text horizontally before so that its still readable.
To ensure your tattoo is as clear crisp and clean as possible put your printer on a high quality setting and select glossy photo as your paper choice.
Once youve done this you are all set to go ahead and print your tattoos.
Now you have a reverse of the image youd like to tattoo.
Put the image on your skin face down.
Trace over the design again with a non toxic black felt tip marker to make it dark then cut off the excess paper around the design with scissors.
You need to actually put the cloth on the paper and hold it on but i needed my other hand to take the picture.
Then peel it off and leave it to dry in the air.
Put the design side of the tattoo towards your skin.
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