Yakuza Temporary Tattoo

Yakuza tattooing is linked to the traditional art of Irezumi tattooing

Did you know that this ancestral art dates back centuries. The first Japanese tattoos as we know them were imposed on prisoners as a token of punishment.

Today, although Irezumi is recognized as an art around the world, it is poorly perceived in Japan. The reason? Its close connection to the world of the Yakuza clans. In their initiatory ritual, the latter tattoo a large part of their body. They transform their skin, back, and arms into a true work of art.Traditional Irezumi tattoos are inspired by Japanese folklore.

This temporary Yakuza tattoo will put you in the skin of a terrible bandit. The temporary tattoo itself represents a samurai from the Edo era in the middle of battle. The samurai followed the Bushido code of honor. A moral code based on 7 principles. This is quite paradoxical because although the Yakuza are a mafia, it seems that they are attached to an ethical and moral code.

• Dimensions: 48 x 34 cm
• Hypoallergenic: this Japanese tattoo uses a glue of natural origin
• Japanese style: samurai

1. We recommend that you first clean your skin thoroughly before sticking the tattoo. We recommend sticking the tattoo on smooth, hairless skin for better grip. Your skin must be completely dry before applying the tattoo
   
2. Start by cutting the tattoo by taking a little margin (about 1cm)
   
3. Remove the plastic film
   
4. Place your Japanese tattoo on the front side and apply the Satanic tattoo on your skin
   
5. Then moisten your Japanese temporary tattoo with a sponge. The sponge should be damp and not completely soaked
   
6. Wait 1 minute and then gently remove. We recommend that you start from one of the corners of the Japanese tattoo. Keep dabbing your skin with your damp sponge.

In order to ensure an optimal final result, it is very important to stay as still as possible for about 10 minutes. Avoid sudden movements, and do not stretch your skin until the tattoo is well fixed!