Body art method

Abstract

A method of forming an image on the skin of an individual by gluing particulate material to a skin surface using a water-based glue that is reconstituted as a liquid after being frozen and retains its adhesive strength to bond the particulate material to the exposed portion of the skin surface.

1 . A method of forming an image on the skin of an individual by gluing particulate material to a skin surface, comprising
 placing a stencil on a skin surface, said stencil having an open section exposing a portion of the skin surface corresponding to the image,   applying to the exposed portion of the skin surface a glue that is water-based and has been frozen during shipment yet is reconstituted as a liquid prior to use, said liquid retaining its adhesive ability so that particulate material will adhere to the exposed portion of the skin surface, and   applying the particulate material to the skin surface with the glue thereon.   
     
     
         2 . The method of  claim 1  where the glue is a milky white color upon initial application and then turns clear, and the particulate material is applied after the applied glue turns clear. 
     
     
         3 . A method of forming an image on the skin of an individual by gluing particulate material to a skin surface, comprising
 placing a stencil on a skin surface, said stencil having an open section exposing a portion of the skin surface corresponding to the image,   applying to the exposed portion of the skin surface a glue that is water-based and even after being frozen retains its adhesive strength to bond the particulate material to the exposed portion of the skin surface, and   applying the particulate material to the skin surface with the glue thereon.   
     
     
         4 . The method of  claim 3  where the glue is a milky white color upon initial application and then turns clear, and the particulate material is applied after the applied glue turns clear.