What If I Don’t Like The Transferred Image?

Regardless of which transfer paper or method you use, there is always a chance you may not like the final result. So, what can you do in that case? It is best to use rubbing alcohol and a cotton ball. Dip the cotton ball in the rubbing alcohol and gently wipe off the transferred design. Make sure to repeat the process until all of the design is gone. Then, was the skin with gentle soap and let it dry. If it’s not irritated or red, you can try to repeat the transferring process, or even re-do the design from scratch.

Final Thoughts

Regardless of which transfer paper you use, the results are pretty similar and both are satisfactory in terms of getting the job done. We think that the thermographic transfer paper is truly the best option, but considering that it requires the thermographic transfer maker, it may not be suitable for a cost-effective, homemade tattoo stencil. Hopefully, this guide was suitable for you to try out the transfer papers. If you need more information about the transfer papers or even the transfer maker, make sure to talk to your tattoo artist.

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