Dinosaur Tattoos

The Jurassic Collection: Dinosaur Temporary Tattoos

Big. Loud. Extinct (but not really).
You don’t want a puppy. You want a T-Rex.
You want to roar.
You are looking for dinosaur temporary tattoos.

This is the ultimate fun accessory.
You want kids dinosaur tattoos for a birthday bash? We have them.
You want a t-rex fake tattoo with teeth? We have those too.
You want a jurassic tattoo sleeve that looks prehistoric? Done.

We are Australia’s local experts. We ship from Brisbane.
We don’t drop-ship. We pack it here in Queensland.
Express takes 1-4 days. Standard takes 3-7 days.
Spend $50? I pay the shipping.

The Reality Check.

Dinosaurs are tricky.
They can look scary, or they can look cartoony.
Visual Technique:
It depends on the audience.
For kids, we use bright greens and purples. We make the dino look friendly (or cool scary).
For adults, we use “Paleo-Art” realism. We use textured skin and shadows.
Symbolism:
The dinosaur represents power. It represents a lost world.
It represents the prehistoric giant that ruled the earth.

The History: From Bones to Blockbusters

Why are we obsessed with giant lizards?
It’s the mystery.

The Bone Wars
In the 1800s, scientists raced to find bones.
They discovered the Triceratops, the Stegosaurus, the Brontosaurus.
These creatures were real monsters.
Wearing a dinosaur temporary tattoo connects you to this history of discovery.

Jurassic Pop Culture
Then came the movies.
Suddenly, dinosaurs weren’t just dusty bones. They were hunting in kitchens.
The T-Rex became the ultimate anti-hero.
Our designs are inspired by this cinematic look.
Scales. Teeth. Action.

The Party Favor King
Today, the dinosaur is the number one party favor for boys (and many girls).
A “Dino Party” is a rite of passage.
Our tattoo packs are designed specifically for goody bags.
They are cheap, safe, and cooler than a plastic whistle.

Styles: Cartoon vs. Paleo-Realism

We have two distinct vibes here.

The Cartoon Dino
Bright colors. Big eyes.
T-Rex riding a skateboard. Stegosaurus wearing sunglasses.
These are kids dinosaur tattoos.
They are fun. They are silly.
They wash off easily.

The Realistic Beast
Textured skin. Muddy colors. Roaring mouths.
These are for the older kids (or adults).
A realistic Velociraptor on the forearm looks intense.
It uses shading to make the scales look 3D.

The Skeleton
Just the bones.
White ink on black, or black ink on skin.
This is a cool, scientific look.
It looks like a museum exhibit on your arm.

Sticker vs. Semi-Permanent (Dino Edition)

Option 1: Standard Ink (The Party Choice)
Pros: Color.
Dinosaurs need to be green, brown, or purple.
Standard Ink captures the vibrancy.
It sits on top of the skin, so it’s easy to remove if school starts on Monday.
Best for: Party favors and kids.

Option 2: Semi-Permanent (The Raptor Choice)
Pros: Sinks into the skin.
It creates a dark, fossil-like stain.
It looks like a silhouette of a dinosaur against a sunset.
It lasts 2 weeks.
Cons: No green scales. Strictly dark blue/black.
Best for: Adult dinosaur enthusiasts who want a subtle silhouette.

Placement: The Roar Zone

Where do you put a giant lizard?

The Bicep
The classic spot for a T-Rex.
When you flex, the T-Rex looks like it’s biting.
It’s an interactive tattoo.

The Back of the Hand
A small Triceratops on the hand.
Kids love this because they can see it constantly.
Warning: Hands are high friction. Expect 2-4 days wear for active kids.

The Ankle
A trail of tiny dino footprints walking up the leg.
It looks like you are being tracked.

Application: The Wiggle Factor

Kids wiggle. They don’t stand still.
Applying a tattoo to a moving target is hard.

The Protocol:

1. Prep: Have the wet sponge ready before you peel the plastic.
2. Hold: Hold the child’s arm firmly (but gently).
3. Speed: Place the tattoo and soak it fast.
4. Distract: Ask them to count to 20 while the paper soaks.
   • “Can you roar like a T-Rex for 20 seconds?”
5. Peel: Peel quickly but carefully.

Which Ink is Right For You?

Bright Green T-Rex?
Need the party colors? Stay here. Go to [Temporary Tattoos].

Fossil Silhouette?
Want a dark, lasting outline? Go to [Semi-Permanent Tattoos].

Your Own Drawing?
Did your kid draw a dinosaur? Go to [Custom Tattoos]. Upload it. We can print it.

Safety & Hygiene

Kids have sensitive skin.
You need safe ink.
We use cosmetic grade materials.

Here is the compliance list:
Supplier documentation includes CE, ASTM, MSDS, RoHS, REACH/SVHC, CPSIA/EN71, CPNP/SCNP, ISO9001 and FDA-related compliance information.

Safe for skin. Non-toxic.

FAQ: Dinosaur Symbolism

Q: Are these safe for toddlers?
Generally, yes (3 years+).
Our inks are non-toxic.
However, toddlers have very sensitive skin.
We recommend a “dot test” on the arm first.
Also, don’t put it near their eyes or mouth.

Q: How do I remove it for school?
Teachers don’t love face tattoos.
Removal:
Soak a cotton pad in baby oil.
Press it on the tattoo for 60 seconds.
Wipe away.
If you don’t have baby oil, use sticky tape.
Stick the tape on the tattoo and rip it off (like waxing). It works instantly on Standard Ink (but kids might not like the sensation).

Q: Do you have a Pterodactyl?
Yes.
Technically a Pterosaur, not a dinosaur, but we have them.
Wings open. Flying.
Perfect for the chest or back.

Look below. Find your prehistoric pal.
T-Rex kings. Dino footprints. Jurassic giants.
Get the dinosaur temporary tattoo that roars.