TANTOOS
Had a go at this today using the following method:
You will need - stencil, tape, sunblock, cotton buds, sunshine.
I got the stencil from stencilwarehouse.com it's meant for temporary tatoos. Probably best to go with something simple - no fine lines. Tape came from my first aid kit.
Step 1: (pic)
Tape stencil to body. This stops it moving while you're doing...
Step 2: (pic)
Apply sunblock with cotton buds. A thick sunblock (i.e. 'cream' rather than 'lotion') works best. Higher the SPF the better. Fill in all the holes in the stencil.
Step 3: (pic)
Remove stencil. If you used first aid tape this shouldn't be a problem, if you used something else then major ouch. Sit outside in the sun.
Unfortunately it turned cloudy as soon as I set foot outside, so I can't show you the finished article. Should be pale flower on tanned skin.
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Sun 2 Sep 2007, 20:45,
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You will need - stencil, tape, sunblock, cotton buds, sunshine.
I got the stencil from stencilwarehouse.com it's meant for temporary tatoos. Probably best to go with something simple - no fine lines. Tape came from my first aid kit.
Step 1: (pic)
Tape stencil to body. This stops it moving while you're doing...
Step 2: (pic)
Apply sunblock with cotton buds. A thick sunblock (i.e. 'cream' rather than 'lotion') works best. Higher the SPF the better. Fill in all the holes in the stencil.
Step 3: (pic)
Remove stencil. If you used first aid tape this shouldn't be a problem, if you used something else then major ouch. Sit outside in the sun.
Unfortunately it turned cloudy as soon as I set foot outside, so I can't show you the finished article. Should be pale flower on tanned skin.
Haha
surely just sticking a regular sticker on your skin works just as well?
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Sun 2 Sep 2007, 20:47,
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Thanks,
it was draughty. or Drafty. One or t'other. Ah, the second one.
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Sun 2 Sep 2007, 20:50,
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