Generally, tattoo stickers are water transfer labels. If the pattern is square and does not have too many protruding parts, the method is: clean the part of the body where the tattoo is to be applied, and then use water to put the tattoo on the back of the paper (called bottom paper) Apply wet, or put the sticker in clean water. When the color of the backing paper becomes darker, that is, when the water penetrates, you can paste it. When sticking, stick the patterned side directly on the skin, gently scrape the back of the pattern with your nails, and finally pull the bottom paper along the skin with your hand to let it slide off the pattern, and then press it again with a towel. One is to remove the water, and then to remove the bubbles. Of course, if there are many protruding parts of the pattern, you have to pull the backing paper up, slowly, and see if there is any pattern that has come off, just put it down and press it again.
