Each set includes 6 tattoos that are printed on a single A5 temporary tattoo sheet. The tattoos come in different sizes and are scaled to fit within a square area. Here is the breakdown of the number of tattoos for each size:

• 3.5" x 3.5": 1 piece
• 2.5" x 2.5": 1 piece
• 1.8" x 1.8": 1 piece
• 1.0" x 1.0": 3 pieces

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Shipping Time: 1 - 2 Weeks

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1. Clean and dry the skin completely
2. Cut around the tattoo without including the orange dashed lines
3. Remove the transparent film and place the tattoo sticky side down on skin
4. Rub and wet the tattoo completely with sponge
5. Wait 30 seconds and peel the corner of the tattoo slowly

The Meaning of Sugar Skull Tattoo

A sugar skull is a colorful calavera, or skull, associated with Día de los Muertos celebrations in Mexico. Sugar skulls symbolize deceased loved ones and the reminder that death is a natural part of the cycle of life.

In a sugar skull tattoo, the skull is vibrantly decorated like those crafted from sugar. It often has flowers, bright colors and patterns reflecting the deceased's spirit. This shows how they still live on through loved ones' memories.

Some see the sugar skull as facing mortality joyously versus fearfully. Others relate it to honoring family who passed on. The sweet, lively appearance represents enduring life even in death's shadow.

By inking a sugar skull, people pay homage to those gone before and accept life's impermanence lightheartedly. It acts as an always-present memento mori yet still celebrates what made the departed unique. The colorful skull is a reminder to honor aging and loss without dread.