XMASIR 16 Sheets Temporary Henna Tattoo Kit, Indian Arabian Tattoo Stencils | Reusable Fake Tattoos Templates, Black Hena Hand Tattoos for Women and Girls Body Art

I bought these stencils for mehndi application for my wedding. Marrying a man from India, my new family introduced me to the Menhndi ceremony. We looked to see if someone would come do it, but the prices were astronomical and was difficult to find someone that would just do my palms opposed to my entire arms. These were perfect for use with the cone my family had brought! We left the stencils on for about 2 hrs while everything dried and removed and they turned out great. We made sure to stick them so there were gaps and found it worked better to draw within the stencil, than to try to cover the entirety of it. Very happy with the results! It stayed on for 2 weeks.

I love those henna stickers

These are not paper stencils, they're made out of a more durable material. If you tug hard on them and are not careful about peeling the backing off of them, yeah, they're gonna tear. But I read the reviews, and so I was pretty careful with removing them. You can also reuse them, they will remain sticky when you remove them from your skin. Just again, be careful with the removal process. There's a lot of stencils, in beautiful designs, and the choices that you have of mixing and matching are pretty vast. My only issue is....whose hands are these stencils made for? 12 year olds? I don't have fat hands, I don't have fat fingers or wrists. But for the finger portion of the stencils, I had to trim those off and place them on to my fingers, because the shape of the hand is just so small, and the fingers are so narrow, the finger portion couldn't line across my knuckles properly. Everything worked out in the end with that specific design, but the fact that I had to cut the finger pieces off when I SHOULD have been able to just apply the whole thing as a unit without that extra step.....mildly annoying. Not a deal breaker. But it was unnecessary. Another thing about the placement of the stencils. I used a stencil for my right hand, that's supposed to fit in to the hollow of my hand....the stencil couldn't lay flat, it kept buckling in the little hollow. So the ink bled together, and it just looked like a giant blob right in the hollow of my hand. Also, because it was ill fitting, the bottom edge of it kept shifting, and so the intricate design that was there, also became a large blob of black ink. Lol. If I decide to re-create that design, I would have to cut it in to pieces, THEN position it on to my hand. Overall, I liked the designs that the product had to offer and I liked the durability of the stencils. I just feel like they could have be engineered a little bit better for different hand sizes, and to accommodate the curves and gaps of a human adult hand. I will still be using these stencils, even though I may have to take a pair scissors to them first.

At first I considered returning because they weren't plastic stencils like I thought. Instead there is a sticky back so you stick it on your skin to fill with henna. Because they are like big stickers you can only use them a few times before they lose that stick and have to be thrown away. It's like a thin plastic like a plastic bag so it get too wrinkled and flimsy after reusing it too much. Overall these are good value and I love the designs but it wasn't what I expected

I was highly allergic to these!! , my arms swellowed up really bad with hives!! it hurt to pull the stencil off also, The adhesive was really sticky but bubbled when you tried to lay down on the skin. If you have sentive skin I would not recommend these. The patterns are very pretty you get left and right and so on but be careful to read the numbers and you make have you out the finger tip pattern to make the stencil fit correctly if you have longer fingers. Make sure you get it as smooth as possible or the mud will not. Fill in the gaps and it will look finished.

The product is amazing. Designs came out really beautiful. Bought the henna cone from Indian store and applied this on my wife’s hands. Super easy to use and adhesive is great too. Idea is to let them sit on your hands as long as you henna is not dry. Once dried remove these. You may clean them and use for future purposes or just trash them is completely your call.

Very nice 👍 my favorite small print which I love. ❤️ some of them are big print as well.

My girls loved using these with their henna, but it would have been nice if there was a set of instructions. There's a backer and a clear cover, if you haven't used something like this before, you wouldn't necessarily know to only pull off the backer first. So, if this is your first time: - pull only off the backer - stick it down to your skin where you want a positioned - carefully pull off the clear front face - then slowly press down any areas that weren't 100% stuck down to your skin - finally, apply the henna through the stencil and leave in place