Temporary airbrush tattoos have been around since about 1998 and are
largely used in the marketing, advertising and entertainment industry.
Airbrush tattoos today so closely resemble real tattoos that many people
cannot tell the difference because of the constant research and
development of airbrush equipment and inks.
Like other temporary
tattoos, they are applied to the surface of the skin and don't cause any
damage to the skin. Airbrush temporary tattoos are created by placing a
tattoo stencil on the skin and then the colors are selected and loaded
to a specialized air gun. It will blow pressurized air out in short
bursts when the trigger is compressed. The airbrush tattoo artist places
the colors the customer selected in the design. The airbrush tattoo
artist will then remove the stencil and fix any mistakes or smudges.
Then they will apply a finishing layer or powder to help ensure
longevity with the tattoo design.
Unlike temporary transfer
tattoos where the tattoo design and colors are already determined, the
artist can control delicate elements of the temporary tattoo while it is
being put on, which is similar to the true permanent tattoo experience.
For
long lasting results of your airbrush art tattoo, try to keep your
temporary tattoo as dry as you can and gently pat it dry rather than rub
it when you wash and dry it. Leaning on your tattoo as well as tight
clothing can also cause it to smudge, so be careful if you want it to
keep its effects for a while. Sweat and your body's natural oils can
also effect how long the tattoo lasts. To help it last longer, apply
baby powder after every time it gets wet as well as throughout the day
to keep it dry.
A lot of people get them done as a testing method
before getting permanently inked because the best part about airbrush
tattoos are that they can be easily removed. Most types of airbrush
tattoo inks and paints are alcohol-based. They can be removed by
applying an oil or alcohol based product. Baby oil, mineral oil and
suntan lotion have shown to work the best.
One fun part about
airbrush temporary tattoos is you can create your own stencils. It's a
very simple process of just getting stencil paper, poster board works
well, a pencil, and an arts and crafts knife. Draw the design on the
tattoo stencil paper and then carefully cut the design out. The airbrush
tattoo artist can then use the tattoo stencil that you created and you
can have your own unique art tattoo.
Most people get airbrush
temporary tattoos at fairs or events where they have a professional
airbrush tattoo artists available. Airbrush temporary tattoo kits are
sold an
d include the air compressor where the paint is used, the paint,
stencils and other supplies that are needed. To purchase a airbrush
tattoo kit it can cost up to $700, but with proper instruction and
practice, you could be doing airbrush temporary tattoos at events as
well!
So if you're always wracking your brain for new ideas to add
color to your child's or teen's birthday party, you should consider
hiring an airbrush tattoo artist to come in and give the kids great
temporary tattoos. The kids will have a blast showing their new 'ink'
and you will have the satisfaction of knowing that it is not permanent.
Title : About Airbrush Temporary Tattoos
Description : Temporary airbrush tattoos have been around since about 1998 and are largely used in the marketing, advertising and entertainment industry...
Description : Temporary airbrush tattoos have been around since about 1998 and are largely used in the marketing, advertising and entertainment industry...
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