Q&A for How to Draw Your Own Temporary Tattoo

It's generally not a good idea to layer different designs of tattoos in one go. If you're seeking something personal, avoid trendy, commercial designs that lacks personal significance. Also, cramming multiple elements into one tattoo, especially for first-timers, try to represent everything in a single tattoo such as family members and memorable trips which can result in a cluttered and unattractive design. While it may hold significant meaning initially, you might end up disliking the tattoo over time. So, it's better to focus on a few elements that work well together and remember that less is more. 

The perfume won't preserve the ink. I would suggest using hairspray and baby powder.

Yes, any type of hairspray should be effective to seal your tattoo after you apply it.

It would be best to use both of them at the same time. I tried this and it has a much better result than using only one of each.

Yes. Just make sure you layer with at least 3 coats of hairspray, making sure each layer fully dries before applying the next.

Yes, you could try using dry shampoo or any other spray. I used dry shampoo, and it worked for me!

Use baby oil and if that does not work then put the tattoo under bearable hot water and rub it off with some soap. A loofah might help for the last bits but don't scrub too hard.

If you have an old perfume, you can use that instead since it is largely made of rubbing alcohol. Whatever you use, be sure to wash off the alcohol with warm water and soap, then moisturize well.

Perfume is mainly alcohol based, so you could use hand sanitizer, or plain alcohol.

Using nail polish would have to depend on where you are putting your tattoo, the only bad place to use the nail polish is the face, your eyes will burn up even though you don't put it near the eyes. Also when removing, nail polish remover makes your skin dry, maybe removing it with something else would work. If you don't have baby powder, use cornstarch instead.

If it starts to smudge, then there is a cause. Try to hold it as far away from the tattoo as possible, but still get a good amount of hairspray on the tattoo. If it starts to run even though, dab it off very quickly and get a cotton swab/Q-tip and swipe away the excess with hot water.