This is one of our most commonly asked questions. The answer is no! If anything, it tickles a little. When the curious minded approach one of our temporary airbrush tattoo locations for the first time, they immediately notice the airbrush artist pointing an airbrush tattoo gun at the individual being "tattooed". Since most folks are not very familiar with the airbrush, it is often mistaken for a real tattoo gun. This peaks interest and adds to the intrigue, which in turn helps build huge crowds (and huge profits). Anyone who has witnessed one of our temporary airbrush tattoos locations can attest to this.

Tribal Ink Temporary Airbrush Tattoos paints and inks are instant drying, water resistant, and last on average from a few days up to one week, or may be removed instantly with isopropyl alcohol. The duration of temporary airbrush tattoos depends mainly on how it is cared for and the airbrush customer's skin type. Here are a few simple instructions to follow in order to maximize the duration of your temporary airbrush tattoos.

Pat dry: After bathing or swimming
Powder: After bathing and throughout the day
Avoid: Direct contact with oils, lotions and soap
Remove: Apply rubbing alcohol or baby oil

Tribal Ink Premium Body Paints and inks are designed specifically for application to the skin and manufactured in the USA with FDA approved skin safe ingredients.

Tribal Ink Premium Body Paints and inks are instant drying, and can last up to a week or can be removed with rubbing alcohol or baby oil. Tribal Ink Premium Body Paints and inks can be applied with equal success via airbrush or hand brush. One four-ounce bottle of Tribal Ink Premium Body Paint can render hundreds of quality temporary airbrush tattoos. We do not know of a single case where there has been an adverse skin reaction due to the use of Tribal Ink Premium Body Paints and inks.