Traditional Tiger Face Temporary Tattoo

Drawn entirely in black and gray, this tiger portrait looks straight out from the skin. Fine strokes build the fur from the rounded ears down to a long ruff under the chin, the stripes curve across the forehead and cheeks, and pale eyes under heavy brows give the face a calm, steady gaze.

A realistic black and gray portrait

Despite the word traditional in its name, the design follows the realistic school of tattooing: no bold outline and no flat color, only shading that moves from deep black stripes to soft gray fur and white whiskers. Without color, the tiger keeps the look of a fine pencil drawing. Our guide on what a tiger tattoo means covers the symbolism tied to the animal, and our tiger temporary tattoo collection gathers other designs.

Size and application

The tattoo measures 6x10 cm and goes on with a damp sponge. Its listed composition is acrylates copolymer, propylene glycol, petrolatum, linseed oil, soybean oil and mineral oil, with iron oxides, Blue 1, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Red 7 and titanium dioxide as pigments.