Tavens BBC Queen of Spades QoS 4 Sheets Temporary Tattoos – 57 Counts, 15x21cm

Elevate your style with Tavens BBC Queen of Spades QoS Temporary Tattoos

Tavens presents a bold, playful set designed for creative self-expression. This QoS kit blends striking designs with convenient sizing, giving you the freedom to experiment with eye-catching body art for events, photos, or costume moments. The collection combines four tattoo sheets that together hold a total of 57 counts, each sheet measuring 15 x 21 cm to cover a variety of skin areas with ease. Thoughtful design and durable materials make these temporary tattoos a versatile accessory for a wide range of looks, from subtle accents to bolder statements.

What’s included

• 4 tattoo sheets totaling 57 individual designs
• Each sheet sized 15 x 21 cm for flexible placement
• Long-lasting wear options range from a short party moment to several days
• Clear instructions and quick removal with alcohol

How to use

1. Cut out the desired design and remove the transparent film.
2. Wet the tattoo thoroughly with a sponge or towel.
3. Place the tattoo face down on clean skin.
4. Keep in place for 20–30 seconds, then gently peel away the backing paper.
5. Let the tattoo dry and enjoy the look. For removal, apply a small amount of alcohol and wipe away.

Real-world uses

• Cosplay and themed parties with quick, hassle-free body art
• Photoshoots and performances where bold, temporary accents are desired
• Stage or club events where a dramatic but non-permanent style is preferred
• Gift or novelty item for fans of expressive, design-forward looks

Care and longevity

• Temporary tattoos typically last anywhere from 1 to 7 days depending on skin type and care
• Avoid oil-based products and heavy abrasion to maximize wear time
• Alcohol helps with clean removal when you are ready to switch looks

Note: This description highlights potential uses and benefits based on the product features. Results can vary by person and are not guaranteed. Tavens designs are intended for fashion and self-expression, not medical use.