Imagimake Sticker Activity Kit with 150+ Reusable Stickers

Quick overview

The reusable stickers are the main draw: kids can build a look, peel the pieces off, and restyle the scene instead of finishing a one-and-done craft.

The kit includes 150+ hair, makeup, nail art, and spa stickers, plus three sturdy double-sided boards with six scenes. The themes range from a hair salon and pretty nails to spa time and glam-up play.

It’s pretend play, not a set of real cosmetics. That makes it a screen-free way to act out salon visits and style stories without bringing makeup into the activity.

How to use it

Choose a scene, then mix and match the stickers to style the character. A child might start with a hairstyle, add nail art, and then switch the look to fit a different pretend-play story. Because the stickers can be peeled and placed again, the activity can change as ideas do.

The listing describes the stickers as transparent, puffy, and waterproof, and says they’re easy to reposition. Keep in mind that the activity depends on placing stickers on the included scene boards, it isn’t an open-ended drawing or coloring kit. There’s no glue or scissors involved, which also makes it simpler to pack for a car ride or a quiet stretch at home.

Practical tips

Set out one board and a selection of stickers at a time if you want the play session to feel manageable. For a playdate, children can take turns choosing a scene or describing the look they’re creating. That gives the stickers a storytelling angle, rather than making the activity only about decorating.

It makes sense if you’re looking for a compact-feeling, hands-on activity for a child who likes fashion role-play, especially when you want a break from phone games. The format also gives young kids a chance to practice picking up and placing small pieces while planning a visual combination. The listing doesn’t specify a storage case, so keeping the stickers and boards together after play may take a separate pouch or folder.

Compared with a craft that requires drawing, cutting, or glue, this is more about arranging and rearranging ready-made pieces. That keeps setup simple, but children who want to make their own artwork from scratch may prefer a more open-ended craft. From the way it is set up, the appeal is in styling the supplied scenes, not creating new characters or backgrounds.

Practical doubts

Are these real makeup products? No. They’re pretend-play stickers for creating hair, makeup, nail, and spa looks on the boards.

How many scenes are included? There are six styling scenes across three double-sided boards.

Can the stickers be used more than once? They’re described as reusable and designed to be peeled off, repositioned, and restyled.

Final verdict

This kit is a good fit for kids who enjoy salon and fashion pretend play and like changing a design as they go. Its strongest practical advantage is the simple, glue-free setup, which suits quiet time, playdates, or travel when you want an activity that doesn’t call for a full craft station. It might not be a great match if the child wants real beauty products, drawing materials, or a project with a finished keepsake, the fun here comes from rearranging stickers on the included scenes.