9 Tattoo Aluminum alloy 25mm Machine 1 Grips Tubes Back Stem supplies. ....read more

HOW TO USE : - Clean the area where you want to put the tattoo. Make sure it is dry and free from oil or lotions - Remove transparent covering and apply to skin - Apply water onto tattoo backing and make sure entire design is covered...wait 20-30 seconds. - Lift corner slightly to check if tattoo is transferring. - Slide paper gently aside. - Rinse gently with warm water to remove excess glue. - Be sure not to twist or stretch skin until tattoo has set (at least ten minutes). ....read more

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Is it a tattoo? Is it jewelry? Who cares, because it's COOL!
These are not your ordinary temporary tattoos.
These are beachy, tropical, Hawaiian style designs that are made from silver and gold foil that shines like metal.
Just cut out the design you want, peel off the clear protective sheet, position it on your skin, then wet it with a cloth or sponge.
After 30 seconds, remove the paper backing and your tattoo is ready to go!
Most of our designs will last 3-5 days with normal use. To remove, just apply alcohol or baby oil and wipe off.
Whether you are headed out for a night at the club, a day at the beach, or just want to add a little bling to your body, these are the flash you are looking for. ....read more

The Mini XL skin marking ink lasts 10 times longer than traditional skin markers even after pre-operative scrubbing with common alcohol-based antiseptics such as Chloraprep or Duraprep. The new Mini XL, features patent-pending ink that remains visible after scrubbing with prep solutions, allowing clinicians to better see the surgical site as recommended by the Joint Commission Protocol for Correct Site Marking. Additionally, it will virtually eliminate the need for remarking of the patient once they're in the operating room for plastic surgery procedures. This Mini XL will help surgeons and other clinicians potentially prevent wrong site surgery by resisting common alcohol based prep solutions that are being used in the operating room. The Mini XL is a new tool for clinicians that will help improve surgical outcomes, reduce the potential for wrong site surgical errors and will help save lives. ....read more

Steel Tattoo tips: 8 pcs high-quality, easy-to-clean tattoo tips./Disposal Tattoo tips: 20 pcs/2 white matching Disposable Grips ./2 Black matching Disposable Grips with Needles./1 pcs portable Carry Case with lock & key/50 pcs medium Tattoo Ink Cup/50 pcs small Tattoo Ink Cup/1 pcs Tattoo Ink Cup Holde/1 pcs Thick Practice Skin/50pcs grommet keep needle steady/50pcs rubber bands avoide machine vibration/50pcs O-ring sure spring smooth/1 set Adjustment tool set for machine/1 set Cleaning Brush for machine&tip&grip/1 Pairs Latex Tattoo Gloves/1 pcs 4-part SPIRIT Stencil Paper ....read more

Centuries ago, tattooing was so integral to the culture of the Philippines, that the islands were originally called by the Spanish, Las Islas de los Pintados, or The Islands of Painted People due to the abundance of tattooing seen by early Spanish explorers. However, after centuries of colonization, traditional tattooing in the Philippines now stands on the precipice of cultural extinction. In an effort to preserve this beautiful aspect of the Philippines' history, the author condenses almost 2 decades of research to profoundly examine the nearly extinct remnants of this art in its proper socio-cultural and spiritual context. This includes examining historical accounts, mythology, tools, the social importance of both sexes' tattoos, identification of individual symbols and designs of Filipino tattooing, and cross-referencing them to related designs from the Pacific Islands for a broader understanding of tattooing in both the Philippines and the rest of Oceania. In addition the author discusses the modern adaptation of tattooing from the Philippines.

This is the first serious study of Filipino tattoos, and it considers early accounts from explorers and Spanish-speaking writers. The text presents Filipino cultural practices connected with ancestral and spiritual aspects of tattoo markings, and how they relate to the process and tools used to make the marks. In the Philippine Islands, tatoos were applied to men and women for many different reasons. It was considered a form of clothing. Certain designs recognized manhood and personal accomplishments as well as attractiveness, fertility, and continuity of the family or village. Facial tattoos occurred on the bravest warriors with designs that denoted particular honor. Through the fascinating text and over 200 images, including color photographs and design drawings, the deep meanings and importance of these symbols is revealed. This book will be enjoyed by both cultural scholars and tattoo enthusiasts. ....read more

The practice of tattooing has an extensive primitive history in Asian and African countries, where it had social, religious and mystical roles. In 3000 BC, Ötzi (whose mummy was famously discovered in the 1990s) covered his body in 57 tattoos. In the West, meanwhile, tattoos have long been signifiers of infamy and criminality, before becoming a badge of identity for various urban tribes. Tattoo examines the artistic nature of the practice and celebrates its many cultural expressions from ancient times to the present. Among the topics explored are Native North American tattoos; American tattooing from the Revolution through the 1980s; Russian criminal tattooing; European sideshow culture; Japan's tattoo boom during the Edo period; tattooing in the Marquesas Islands, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand; and newly emerging Latino, Chicano and Chinese tattoo cultures. Alongside accounts of older tattoo practices (presented through rare artifacts, paintings and archival photographs) and contemporary cultural trends in tattooing, the book pays tribute to the pioneers of the modern era, those responsible for its transformation into the mainstream. In addition, it includes two workshop sections in which contemporary tattoo artists demonstrate their craft. The artists featured are internationally renowned, and many have created a style that has evolved into its own school. The book closes with a series of photos assessing the most recent currents in modern tattooing. ....read more

5 Sheets in total of Temporary Tattoos. Directions: Cut out desired tattoo of choice and remove the clear sheet. Place tattoo face down on skin. Wet the tattoo thoroughly with a sponge or towel. After 30 seconds, gently remove the back paper. Allow the tattoo to dry. Enjoy! ....read more

Anthropologist and tattooist Tricia Allen has harnessed centuries of knowledge about Hawaiian tattoos and has created this fascinating, comprehensive reference book that can be enjoyed by both tattoo enthusiasts and cultural scholars. Tattoo Traditions of Hawaii describes the evolution of Hawaiian tattooing as an art and science tracing it from its early roots in ancient Polynesia; presents motif, meaning, placement, tools and techniques along with personal observations and commentary in meticulous and graphic detail; discusses contemporary Hawaiian tattooing within the context of contact with the Western world; and includes drawings of designs and patterns for ideas and consideration. ....read more