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Rose growing amidst ancient ruins Design Featuring trash polka style tattoo
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In the ruins, a rose grew. Alone, red against old stone. It survived, though the summer was harsh. By a broken column, it had rooted. Petals were sun-crisped yet vibrant. They wilted, revived, then bloomed again. Day by day, a dance of resilience. Each thorn, a testament of storms faced. Each leaf, assertion of life’s persistence. Its roots drank history, strengthening its stem. It relished solitude, a warrior in a forgotten battlefield. No crowds. No praises. Only the wind whispered stories of its journey. A testament to time – like the ruins. Always changing. Always blooming. Quietly, persistently. A kaizen rose in ancient decay.
How to Apply Your Temporary Tattoo
- Clean: Use the provided cleaning pad to thoroughly wipe the desired area, then let it dry completely.
- Peel & Place: Remove the clear protective film and position the pattern side against your skin.
- Press Firmly: Press the backing firmly to eliminate any air bubbles and ensure full contact.
- Reveal the Design: Gently peel away the white backing paper to reveal the tattoo on your skin.
- Wait & Remove: After 2–3 hours, carefully peel off the tattoo sticker. During this period, avoid sweating or creasing the skin.
- Full Development: The color will fully develop after 24 hours. To prevent smudging from sweat, do not keep the tattoo sticker on the skin for more than 4 hours.
Longevity Explanation
Safe Ink temporary tattoos are regular water-based tattoos, with a longevity of 3–5 days.
Herbal Plants temporary tattoos are Waterless Temporary Tattoo; please refer to the table below for longevity details.
Shoulder/Neck | Arms | Feet | Fingers/Hands | Waist/Back | Thighs/Calves |
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8–12 days | 8–15 days | 8–12 days | 5–7 days | 10–18 days | 10–18 days |
The color development and longevity of the tattoo vary from person to person, influenced by factors such as individual skin keratin metabolism rate and the specific body area.
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