Care and Cleaning Advice
To comply with school uniform guidelines during specific times of the year, we can apply our temporary tattoos using the same paint used for airbrush face painting. This waterproof paint is easily removable with soap and water. However, if you’ve opted for our long-lasting ink, your tattoo can last between 5-10 days. For a vibrant and long-lasting result, please follow these care instructions:
Avoid Smudging:
Do not rub or scratch the tattoo area while it is drying. Any contact can smudge the design.
Avoid Oils and Lotions:
Do not apply lotions, oils, or any other skincare products directly onto the tattoo. These products can break down the ink, causing the design to fade more quickly or come off.
Gentle Cleansing:
If the area becomes dirty, use a damp cloth and gently pat the area to clean it. Avoid using soaps, as some may cause the tattoo to wear off faster.
Drying Time:
Allow your airbrush tattoo to dry completely before touching it or covering it with clothing. This usually takes about just a couple of minutes.
Keep it Dry:
Airbrush tattoos can last up to 10 days and occasionally even longer, but their longevity depends on keeping them relatively dry. Showering is fine and most tattoos survive the swimming pool but if you rub, scrub, or spray the tattoo in the shower it is likely to fade or come off.
Avoid Friction:
Be cautious of clothing rubbing against the tattoo area. Tight clothes, especially around areas like arms and legs, can cause the tattoo to fade or peel prematurely.
Gentle Removal:
When you're ready to remove the long lasting ink airbrush tattoo, use rubbing alcohol or baby oil. Apply it to a cotton ball or soft cloth and gently rub the tattoo until it dissolves.
For body art paint and painted faces - simply remove using soap and warm water.
Moisturise After Removal:
When you're ready to remove the airbrush tattoo, use rubbing alcohol or baby oil. Apply it to a cotton ball or soft cloth and gently rub the tattoo until it dissolves.