SFX Tattoo
Here you will find all you’ll need for tattoo covering, transfer and recreating.
From alcohol activated paints in fresh tattoo ink and aged tattoo shades, for any character recreation, to highly pigmented crème colours to cover-up existing tattoos. And of course, sealers and fixing sprays designed to last and withstand various conditions, like heat, sweat and water.
We also offer Tattoo transfer sheets for you to design, print and apply your own peel and stick tattoos! Simply activate the ink with a water press.
Precision SFX brush designed for controlled application of alcohol-activated colours and artificial tattoos.
European Body Art EVO Skin Palette with durable, quick-drying creams for tattoo cover, SFX makeup, and long-lasting skin effects.
Alcohol-based tooth lacquer for realistic SFX effects, easy to apply and remove, delivering durable, natural-looking results for film and makeup.
High-performance setting spray that seals makeup for long-lasting, transfer-resistant wear.
Professional fixing spray that seals makeup with an invisible protective layer, delivering long-lasting, smudge-proof, and water-resistant results for SFX and body paint.
Professional-grade solution designed for flawless tattoo coverage and skin correction.
Professional alcohol-activated palette for tattoo coverage and skin tone correction, delivering high-pigment, blendable colours for natural, long-lasting results.
Great for recreating any genre of tattoo
Professional alcohol-activated palette for tattoo coverage and skin tone correction, offering high-pigment, blendable colours for natural, long-lasting SFX results.
Printable transfer paper for creating quick, realistic temporary tattoos with easy application.
P.T.M's custom coated, double-sided release film is designed to release from Prosthetic Transfers with ease and minimal confusion unlike other one-sided release films.
Matte SFX sealer that protects transfers, reduces tack, and delivers a natural, long-lasting finish.
Great for protecting tattoo transfers and reducing the 'tack' of bondo transfers