Put the image on your skin, face down. Put the wet paper towel or napkin on top of the sheet of paper. Apply pressure for about 20 seconds. The water from the napkin will go through the image, and the ink from the ballpoint pen will bleed, transferring the image onto your skin.
Herein, how do you transfer a tattoo stencil to your skin with deodorant?
Furthermore, how do you transfer a drawing onto your skin without deodorant?
Pour a small amount of rubbing alcohol onto the cotton ball or swab, and apply the alcohol over the area of skin you wish to transfer the design to. Make sure the skin has become moist with the alcohol.
How do I transfer a design to skin?
While the skin is still wet, place the tissue paper with the ink against the skin. Press it down gently with your hand, and hold in place for a few seconds. Remove the tissue, and you’ll see the design has transferred to skin!
What can I use to transfer tattoo stencil to skin?
Transfer to Skin
First, shave any hair that is in the area. Next, clean and dry the area of skin where you are going to apply the stencil, using antibacterial soap. Finally, rub stencil lotion or stick deodorant onto the same area, to help the tracing stick.
What kind of deodorant can I use for tattoo stencils?
Apply the roll-on Speed Stick brand (or generic equivalent) deodorant to the shaved area of skin. Be sure to cover the entire area, so that all parts of the stencil drawing will come in contact with the deodorant.
How do you make a transfer stencil?
What can I use instead of stencil stay?
Melted a stick of cheap clear deodorant, few cap fulls of green soap, a little alcohol and water. Works a lot better than the Stencil-Pro I have.
How do you use green soap to stencil a tattoo?
Green Soap for Stencil Transfer
Moisten the area with green soap sprayed from a spray bottle. Apply and spray the purple stencil (one for transfer) with green soap and wipe over it with a paper towel before removing the transfer.
What can I use instead of green soap for tattooing?
Green soap alternatives
- hydrogen peroxide.
- sterilized water.
- alcohol mixed with a carrier oil.
