Any magician rocking a genuine card tattoo knows the sheer magic (pun intended) this reveal packs for your audience.
I've been flashing a card reveal tattoo in my shows for the last 15 years, and it never fails to elicit massive reactions. It’s a straightforward yet mind-boggling reveal that leaves laypeople scratching their heads (and probably wondering if they need glasses).
So, what makes Ink-Redible Revelation Tattoos a must-have in your magic repertoire?
These clever tattoos are designed with some seriously advanced chemical wizardry that allows them to nestle into the top layer of your skin. This means you get a hyper-realistic tattoo effect that’s near impossible to distinguish from the real deal. Say goodbye to those shiny, cheap-looking temp tattoos that scream “I bought this at a fair.” Slap one on your arm or wrist to show your audience their freely selected (or, let’s be honest, forced) card inked onto you for a moment of pure magic, or flaunt all four in different spots for a seriously cool multiple-out system (bonus points for style!).
Key Features:
Natural & Organic: We use a special organic fruit extract that seeps into the skin and plays nicely with your natural oils, so good luck scrubbing these bad boys off.
Long-Lasting: Enjoy your tattoos for 7-14 days, fading out subtly as your skin does its thing.
The ink is actually embedded in the first layer of skin, creating the ultimate illusion of a real tattoo. (No exaggeration... These are hyper-realistic)
Application Instructions:
USE THE SUPPLIED WIPE TO CLEAN THE AREA OF SKIN YOU WILL PLACE THE TATTOO.
PEEL THE BACKING FROM THE TATTOO AND CAREFULLY APPLY THE TRANSFER TO THE CHOSEN AREA.
PLACE A SOAKING WET NAPKIN ON TOP OF THE TATTOO AND APPLY PRESSURE FOR 20 SECONDS.
CAREFULLY REMOVE THE TRANSFER PAPER AND ALLOW TATTOO TO DRY FULLY.
THE TATTOO WILL DARKEN OVER THE NEXT 48 HRS.
Each pack contains four designs: Ace, Jack, Queen, and King.
Warning - For the first 24 hours after applying the chemical tech tattoo, keep that body part covered and away from any other bits of skin. The tattoo's still developing, and prolonged contact could leave an imprint (not the kind you want). Best to slap it on before hitting the sack and loosely cover it up with some old clothing to avoid any inky surprises elsewhere!
