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Charlotte - Temporary Tattoos Tutorial

Charlotte - Temporary Tattoos Tutorial
Hey everybody! If you ever thought about doing a tattoo, but you don’t really want it to be something permanent, this is the perfect tutorial for you!I’m going to show you how to do temporary tattoos. They’re fun, quick and easy to do! So first of, what do you need? Pencil (3B/4B/5B/6B), scissor, tracing paper;

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