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Whether you’re stuck on which design to choose, afraid of the needle, or are just a commitment-phobe, this story is for you.

The truth is, tattoos are a big commitment whether you get a tiny heart on a whim or a back piece you’ve been planning out for years. Why? Because tattoos stay on your body for good — and there’s no going back.

It doesn’t hurt to know exactly what you want, where you want it, and when. That’s why temporary tattoos are a great means of trial and error.

Even so, temporary tattoos are a great option for those that never want a real tat.

No matter what your reasoning is for opting for a temporary tattoo, you’re going to want to make sure it looks real and feels good.

Below, we list our top temporary tattoo picks along with an FAQ section on how to safely remove them. They look so good, you’ll fool them all.

If you want a temporary tattoo that’s originally yours, create one with Inkbox’s custom tattoo option. Inkbox makes it easy to upload your own design or utilize pre-made graphics to arrange and sort.

Get inked with Momentary Ink. Choose from the brand’s semi-permanent tattoo options. Each design lasts from one to two weeks.

If a sleeve is what you need, look no further than Pinon Temporary Tattoo. The brand offers a wide range of sleeve options for both men and women in both color and black choices.

Temporary tattoos can also be great for beauty purposes, such as these eyebrow transfers. Position them on your face and enjoy lush brows that last up to five days.

Zazzle temporary tattoos are perfect for bachelorette parties, game-day gatherings and more. Choose a fun design like your lover’s name or a cute pic to turn into a temporary tat.

If you decided that even the temporary tattoo isn’t for you (thank goodness you didn’t get the real one!), then choose one of the below methods to safely remove it.

Snag an oil-based makeup remover, such as coconut oil, and a cotton ball or pad. Apply the product to the tattoo and remove in circular motions.

Grab a dollop of cold cream, like Pond’s Cold Cream Cleanser, apply it to the tattoo and let it sit. Then, wipe away the tattoo and the cold cream with a wet washcloth.

We know, this is our least favorite option, too, but it works. Just wait it out. Trust us, it will eventually go away, as it is a temporary tattoo after all.

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