How opaque are these? Could I put this over a real tattoo to cover it up?
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I was curious too, so I tried an extra tattoo I had leftover (printed on inkjet) just to answer this for anyone who cares to know. I tried it over a black tattoo. In lighter-colored printed areas, the tattoo underneath definitely shows through. In very color-saturated and dark-colored areas, it is barely noticeable underneath. Of course, doesn't show though black at all. So if you design your tattoo accordingly, it will cover up just fine.
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this would be cool on a mirror, it's no clear vinyl or white background, think of it as a tattoo on a wall
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The imagine I used was a thick black line drawing, and yes, you could still see it through the black coating. You had to be looking to know it was there, though, so I dont think it is too much of a problem. Your mileage my vary, though.
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The Cooling Arms I ordered are solid in color, thin to allow the cooling effect to take place. I don't have any tats, but I would guess they would do a good job of covering arm art. Hope this helps.
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Yes! What I ended up loving about this product is that it has many shades so you can customize for anyone's skin complexion. And to better answer your question I ran a test of my own, luckily I have a tattoo on my wrist. So because it's a camouflage concealer base it is very buildable. I found it best to start off with the lightest shade compared to your own complexion and using a concealer brush by packing it straight on the tattoo area and a lil around it then go with the 2nd shade up from the lightest. You then should use a stippling brush once the 2nd shade has been packed on you lightly blend it out around it. 3rd step now pack on using the shade that matches your skin complexion blend that out a bit as well and finish it off with a setting powder. I will say this I have a one color small tattoo. If you have a bigger and more than 1 color tattoo I recommend you use a white eyeshadow base 1st before starting all the steps. I hope this helps. If anymore questions ask away.
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its def not see through. Its thick and we put it over a lighter print wall paper.It will look bubbly and its hard to smoothout but looks much smoother when it dries
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This is a very nice product to cover up burn scars, blemishes or any For covering up a tattoo, yes, it will cover it up nicely.
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No, the ink in these pens is transparent. You want something opaque or chalky for fabric.
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Yes, they are quite opaque. The material is very thick with good generalized compression. They have a tailored cut, so felt a little larger than similar products by other manufacturers (i.e. TEDS, Sigvaris, etc), but that also makes them slightly easier to put on.
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I don't believe so. I use a tattoo sunscreen stick over mine to keep them safe
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They are quite glossy, so you would most likely have smearing with stamp ink. Try a matte version.
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You may be able to make it 90% unnoticeable. On your neck, it may rub onto clothing a bit. I've mainly used to cover blemishes and scars. It's more an act of illusion than cover, as all these products are. With 2-3 layers, well blended and matched to your skin, you will not have anything noticed other than someone may think you are covering something! But, that said, this is the best product I've ever found at any price level. Laser treatments are very, very good at removing tats.
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You can buy foil glue. I agree that watching a utube video will help, but basically you apply glue, wait for it to turn clear then stick on foil rub with orange stick then peel off plastic and top coat. It works kind of like a children's tattoo.
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I haven't tried, but I doubt it, because it runs thin. You may want to use something like OPI quality for stamping, since they are thicker, and they are not opaque, very glossy.
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To be on the safe side I will say they are transparent. I have used them both ways, but I often play around with my supplies to see how flexible they are. It also depends what kind of surface you are applying them onto. I have enjoyed these and would buy them again...great quality. I hope that helps.
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These are opaque. I use them on canvas and in mixed media applications so I often have to apply additional layers to get a cleaner more uniform look. if you are planning on layering colors, be warned that the tips on the PC-1M markers are plastic and have a tendency to scratch the previous layer.
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These are somewhat transparent, so they may not completely disguise darker nips if you're wearing a sheer top over a sheer bra (or no bra). These won't hide your bra color; they're worn on the inside of the bra.