How Do Temporary Tattoos Work?

The video tutorial explains how temporary tattoos work and how to apply them. It begins with an introduction to temporary tattoos, describing them as designs that last a few days on the skin. The process involves a design sandwiched between special paper layers, including a silicone release layer and a transfer layer. The tutorial details the steps to transfer the tattoo from paper to skin using a damp towel. Finally, it concludes with a demonstration of applying stickers to a robot rat as an alternative.

What is the main characteristic of a temporary tattoo?

• It lasts forever.

• It can be easily removed with soap.

• It stays on the skin for a few days.

• It is made of permanent ink.

What is the purpose of the silicone release layer in a temporary tattoo?

• To make the tattoo permanent.

• To allow the ink to stick to the skin.

• To prevent the tattoo from sticking to the paper.

• To add color to the tattoo.

What is the first step in transferring the tattoo from the paper to the skin?

• Peel off the plastic layer.

• Soak the paper in water.

• Apply glue to the skin.

• Cut the tattoo design.

Why is it important to use a damp towel when applying a temporary tattoo?

• To clean the skin before application.

• To help the ink and sticky stuff slide off the paper.

• To make the tattoo colorful.

• To dry the tattoo quickly.

How long should you wait after applying the damp towel before removing the paper?

• 10 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

• 5 minutes