wore the "A Major Player" one to my end-of-semester jury as a good luck charm.my professor actually noticed it and chuckled. It looks hand-drawn on the skin, not shiny like a sticker.

Put the 'cresc.' hairpin on my collarbone. My roommate asked why I had a math inequality symbol tattooed on me. If u don't read music, u just won't get it, and honestly I like that.

The matte finish is perfect for this aesthetic. It doesn't look fake at all. Fits perfectly with my whole dark academia/conservatory vibe.

the little trill line on the wrist is such a cool, subtle placement.it lasted through a whole weekend of gigging and sweating under stage lights without budging.

Love these. My mom hates tattoos but actually thought the little crescendo symbol was "elegant" bc she usually hates ink.

Finally some sick designs for theory nerds tbh.

super cool concept, but be extremely careful applying the staff lines.they are so thin that if you twitch even a little while holding the wet cloth, they warp.mine isn't perfectly straight.

Love the puns. I put one on my ankle area and my stiff boots rubbed it a bit too much, so it faded significantly by day 4. def better on arms or places with less friction.

The designs are brilliant, but the application is stressful. I messed up the placement of the 'A Major' one and tried to wash it off after an hour when it was still clear—nope. It developed anyway, just lighter and crooked. You really only get one shot.

ugh. the fine lines of the staff smudged overnight into a blurry mess on my forearm because i slept on it.it looks terrible and i absolutely cannot get it off.i've been scrubbing my skin raw for two days and the ink won't budge.