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Temporary tattoos are a fun addition for kids, costume parties, or when you want a bold look without a permanent commitment. However, removing them can be a challenge. Explore these methods to gently remove your temporary tattoo.
Steps to Follow
Scrubbing Method
Utilize Baby Oil or Alternative Methods for Removal
Allow the baby oil to soak into the tattoo for a minute.
Use a washcloth to vigorously rub off the tattoo until it peels away.
Rinse off the remaining oil with warm water and soap.
Peeling Method
Tear pieces of clear tape from the roll and hang them from the edge of a table or counter.
Press a piece of tape firmly onto the temporary tattoo.
Gently peel the tape off your skin to remove the temporary tattoo.
Reduce redness by rubbing an ice cube over the area where the temporary tattoo was.
Cold Cream Method
Cover the temporary tattoo with cold cream ensuring full coverage.
Allow the cold cream to penetrate the skin for about an hour.
Remove the cold cream using a washcloth soaked in warm water and soap.
Nail Polish Remover Method
Dampen a cotton ball with nail polish remover or rubbing alcohol.
Rub the temporary tattoo with the cotton ball until it begins to flake off the skin.
Cleanse your skin with warm water and soap, ensuring to remove any residue of acetone.
Makeup Remover Technique
Soak a cotton ball with makeup remover.
Gently rub the temporary tattoo with the soaked cotton ball.
Rinse off with soap and warm water.
Let it air dry or gently pat with a soft towel.
Repeat the process if necessary.
Tips for Removing Temporary Tattoos
- - Be cautious with rubbing alcohol to avoid discomfort.
- Some tattoos naturally fade over time or with showering, so if you prefer a gentler approach, wait a few days for it to peel off.
- Consider using a makeup wipe for tattoo removal.
The advice provided here comes from the experiences of Mytour readers like you. If you have a useful tip to share, please submit it below.
- Tips for Removing Temporary Tattoos
Essential Items for Tattoo Removal
- Cotton balls
- Baby oil or olive oil
- Cloth or paper towel
- Scotch tape
- Rubbing alcohol
- Soap
- Water
- Makeup or nail polish remover
- Soft towel for drying
