Review (2/5): Might be ok to give eye tats a try
Many of these appear to be the same as other designs I’ve purchased individually for $2 or more. Well, I guess you get what you pay for. These look like low quality prints from a printer in need of a new toner cartridge. Many of the black tats are faded with a gray or reddish tone, and the “print” is uneven and/or blurry. They have a chemical smell that made me apprehensive about putting them on my face, but I tried them anyway. These do not stick as well as others - making application a little hairy. After application they look somewhat like a thin plastic sheet, aren’t as smooth as I’d like, and seem inclined to peel up at the edges. I have not experienced these problems with others, like the “Eye Rock” tats these may be attempting to mimic. On the plus side, they don’t seem to have irritated the sensitive skin around my eyes.
If you just want to fool around and will only keep them on for a short time, these might be worth a try. It takes me some effort to plan, line up, and apply an eye tat, and I usually keep them on for several days. These aren’t worth it for me.