Glitter Tattoos are a form of temporary body art, that can last up to a week. They are also considered waterproof though remove with an oil-based product for example baby oil is great for this. 

They are water resistant, so no worries getting it wet in the rain, swimming pool, shower or bath, though avoid rubbing at the tattoo when wet. Due to being water resistant, oil-based products will remove the glitter tattoo. To avoid causing any unwanted damage to the glitter tattoo, use non-oil-based products, including, sun-tan lotion.

How to remove Glitter Tattoos , this article will give a step-by-step guide on how to remove Glitter tattoos using skin safe products. 

Glitter Tattoos are very popular at festivals especially our larger stencil selection, they are also a favourite for big parties with a lot of guests, as we can complete a lot in a few hours' time slot, and any other type of event for example weddings we have themed tattoos using iconic symbols from linked wedding rings and doves to love hearts. On request we can get tailored made stencils this could be for a happy sweet 16 birthday party or a promotional symbol for a football or rugby team, and even product launches, company open days or corporate event. They are a great choice lasting longer than the event, promoting to a larger audience. 

We have over 300 choices of stencils, we usually take a selection, depending on the event and theme. We have a massive "theme list" to support you in finding the best option for your event this could be from superheroes, latest craze, favourite game, programme or character. We only use biodegradable glitter made from sustainably resourced eucalyptus plants. That includes are festival chunky glitter range as well. 

Pat dry the tattoo when wet, do not rub or scrape at the glitter tattoo.

Stay away from saunas and steam rooms, as this could effect the tattoo. 

Always allow the artist to know of any relevant allergies, we do try are best to avoid this for example not using latex or aloe gell products. 

If you have an allergy, or just sensitive skin consult our artist and advise them you would like a patch test.