Can this be used on skin for a "hand stamp"? I need to stamp hands for admission to a party.
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I would imagine so - but getting it off would be a real problem. This stuff is really hard to get off skin, clothes, etc.
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I doubt it. This item is a great hand sanitizer; not an ink removal product. Try paint thinner or scrub harshly with an S.O.S pad.
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I use mine for skin cream only. But use your message will inspect the imagined it will work just as well.the stuff that comes out is very warm and very good for putting on your skinI really like it!
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You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it would jump out to anyone who found her. You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it... » Read More You can use it on your printer and cut it with scissors. I used a mailing address label template for mine but you can use anything to create your tattoo. Do be careful peeling off the clear plastic. I have thick nails and managed to leave one tattoo attached to the plastic instead of the paper. I used mine to put a cell phone number on my granddaughter when we took her to the amusement park. I made an assortment using a bright (pink, red, blue...) background and a picture of one of her favorite characters (Hello Kitty, Sofia the 1st, Thomas, etc.) so it would be something she liked and it would jump out to anyone who found her. « Show Less
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so far I have not been able to stamp anything! I am not sure if I need more strength or different stamps. I bought them to stamp old silverware & then use them as plant stakes.
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I don't see why it couldn't be used for permanent makeup. If I'm not mistaken, permanent makeup is the same process as tattooing. If you can handle the rubberband snap like pain on your face, go for it!
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I have used this product on various canvas items with good results. You can apply with a handheld spray bottle or with a garden sprayer. One coat does well. If you choose the spray bottle method on a tent you may develop a very superior handshake capability once your hand and arm muscles recover!
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Probably, but I think you might be happier with a different ( better constructed) stamp. I use these with my 4 year old grandson. I would use a different product if I were doing serious art.
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I would think you could stamp. It would work with a polish that is really opaque (like a one-coater). I don't think the Gelish itself would stamp , because of transferring the image, but if you do your nails with your Gelish, then stamp with a "regular" polish, it should work.
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This foil is for hot stamping only and not for heat presses for transferring to fabric. We will list the special foil for heat transfer presses soon. Please let me know what you are looking, such as: color, roll width, number of feet, and core diameter. Regards, Victor
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Yes, it can be used for henna designs on the hand; it can also be used for application on the grey hair to get a dark orange shade.
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No, the ink is not permanent and will not survive washing. Have you considered inking the stamps with a sharpee?
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I suggest checking with the seller if that embosser have a removable stamp that can be switched with this one. If it is removable, it may not fill this design though. . .
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We have not tried hand lotion. We use a very thick textured body wash. I would say most normal lotion would work.
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You can but you might turn orange or it might irritate your skin, so just dab a bit of oil in with your lotion on your hand, mix and then apply.
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Hmmm.. that is a good question. Stamps as in ink stamps... probably? just have to be careful and make sure they dry so they don't smudge? I'm sorry, that's prob. not much help. As I don't have them in front of me. I placed personalized stickers on them... and also printed w laser print onto them.? back in August. I donot have any more in front ofme to text out? Goood Luck...
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The embosser would be fine for stationary or envelopes; I'm not sure about napkins-it would depend on the quality of the paper. It is possible to change out the stamp, but it only goes in one way (you cannot change the orientation, at least not on mine). So, you could order a second stamp (without replacing the entire embosser) that was "upside-down," and thus use it on the bottom rather than the top of a page.