What if you accidentally get a sharpie mark on your skin? Will it stick like a tattoo?
139916
No. It will wash off. To get sharpie off skin I use soap. To get sharpie off nonporous surfaces I use rubbing alcohol.
139917
It's just like any permanent marker. It will wash off alcohol swabs help remove it faster
139918
Not that I have found. Just soap and water as soon as possible, and a shower later and the mark is gone. not the same with marks on clothes.
139919
Yes. I used to look like this: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/--7iHpCcAZ8Q/TY3P2EvOkcI/AAAAAAAAEG4/GS7c7L8cvC4/s1600/Powder_1.jpgNow I totally look like this:http://s3.amazonaws.com/ink_prod/photos/0043/7920/austininkfest_612_large.jpg
174738
I have applied it to my tattoos twice now, it had lightened it slightly both times, but it is going to take a lot of applications before they going to be really faded. It takes about a week between each use for the skin stop peeling. It makes for a good chemical peel, but if you are in a rush to get your tattoos removed, I would not suggest this.
2041348
a Sharpie should never come off anything - period. buy a dry erase or take one from work from one of your conf rooms
49194
You probably could, but i tried doing it with sharpie and it doesn't stay alone so make sure when you're done you cover it with a clear coat of something
1807139
No! Allyou need is a little elbow grease. I had ink spots on my car seat where a pen drained from the sun. Mr. Leather cleaned it all up. Mind you, the car wash did not get it off. After I used Mr. Leather, I took my car back to the car wash and they will be getting it too!!!
1193852
I don't think it would work on a tattoo. It would burn the skin. This stuff is very strong and if you apply it to healthy skin it will be painful and could cause permanent scarring. Please be careful if you do decide to try this.
621976
It will stick to your skin so you can put on pre-wrap before if you want or just tape up what you need taped.
1042930
They do leave marks. How long they last probably depends on how sensitive your skin is though. For me it was just a bunch of tiny red dots that faded by the time I remembered to check again.
1680188
Not quite sure about that. My tat is on my back and its faded anyway. But it tans remarkably and smells great.
2098112
No, I don't believe it would leave a mark. It's just double stick tape. The instructions on the package say that if you want to remove it, soak the tape with some oil and let it sit for a couple hours to soften it up. I haven't had to do this, since mine is still on, but I really don't think it will hurt a thing. They even include a couple of extra pieces of tape so you can re-install it if you like.
497017
No! You might end up with forever marks. And by the way this product did nothing for me.
1881714
I tried it on a wart gained from the gym and located above my wrist. I used it for a time and just gave up. I have never used it on a skin tag.
988820
It's just a flashlight with a really hot bulb. You basically burn yourself until it blisters and the ink goes away through the healing process. Hurts as much or more than the original tattoo.
597297
You could probably write on it with a permanent sharpie marker. The material is plastic (similar to a disposable plastic tablecloth or ziplock bag).
669787
To be honest, if you don't do it just right and it doesn't adhere well, you'll end up peeling the polish right off. I'm a peeler, and I can't help myself when it starts to come up at the ends. :)
1412607
Yes, A Sharpie (or similar) marker works fine. I highly recommend these CDR's. I've used many hundreds of them in my studio, and have never had a bad burn, or, with reasonable care, have a copy refuse to play in subsequent years.
1187476
It can possibly mark gun up. The magnet is so strong you have to pry it away which may cause you to scratch or put marks on your gun. Most marks will wipe of.