Custom Body Art6 Color Kit Temporary Tattoo 1 Ounce Airbrush Paint Body Ink Set by Master Airbrush

I LOVE this paint. It's durable, the colors are amazing and it painted my SFX cowl very nicely. It also comes off pretty easily with coconut oil and it smells much nicer than other airbrush paints I have used. If you need to thin it or help mix colors in the airbrush (I use a gravity fed brush but have recently purchased a suction feeder) then use 99% grade isopropyl alcohol ONLY. Any other alcohol will cause the ink to gum up your airbrush needle and then a thorough cleaning is required. I REALLY REALLY love this paint. I've used Endura, Ben Nye and Mehron...none stand up as well to heat/sweat/rubbing as this.

I am very pleased with how vivid these colors are. Applied the ink last night, took a shower, went to bed, and worked all day -- the colors are still as vivid and crisp as they were last night. Paint seems to be water and oil insoluble -- only dissolves in alcohol. This is ideal, since skin is exposed to water and oil. I used synthetic paintbrushes to apply the ink (as opposed to an airbrush) and it worked excellently.

The stuff works just as I expected it to. Temporary tattoos are not complicated artform, so I was not expecting miracles. It stays in the skin good, it covers good and it doesn't take that much to do a tattoo. I'm happy with the product and I think it will last me a while. I would recommend this for making quick easy temporary tattoos.

I got a 6 airbrush set for Christmas and have always wanted to try different aspects of this art form I purchased the inks and did some practice tats. One of my coworkers has a son in the navy and she wanted to see what an anchor tattoo would look like. I made a template and sprayed the tat on my fore arm. She was impressed and wants to get a permanent one.The only problem is the bottles. Some of them allow the ink to be put back in others don't mixed and matched bottle types. Some were not so easy to squeeze out the ink I had to drip the ink in the airbrush bottle.The ink works as advertised and the Navy tat lasted about a week with me showering and working in my warm garage. Sweat didn't remove it. After it started to fade, I used rubbing alcohol to remove the remainder. It worked.

Tattoo will stay on for a weekish! Use oil to remove... no smears on clothing ! Looks great 4 days later!