Key Features & Benefits:
1. Double-sided Usable Design: This practice skin features a double-layer structure, allowing you to practice on both sides and maximize the value of each sheet.
2. Realistic Skin Simulation: Crafted to closely mimic the texture and elasticity of human skin, it provides an authentic tattooing experience, ensuring your needle penetration feels just like the real thing.
3. High-Quality Silicone Material: Made from high-activity silicone, it offers a smooth and consistent needle flow, while also being resistant to fading even after prolonged storage.
4. Flexible for Versatile Practice: The skin is highly flexible and can be bent to simulate different body contours and skin curvatures, making it perfect for beginners to practice various tattooing techniques.
Specifications:
1. Dimensions: customized or 300mm × 200mm × 3mm
2. Weight: 185.5g
| Item |
Details |
| Product Name |
custmized or 300mm*200mm*3mm |
| Weight |
185.5g |
| Key Selling Points |
1. Double-sided usable
2. Simulates skin texture for realistic needle penetration
3. Made of high-activity silicone for smooth needle flow and resistance to fading over time
4. Flexible to bend, mimics skin curvature, ideal for beginner practice |
1. Why won't the ink stay on the practice skin?
Answer:
Insufficient machine power or a spread-out needle tip can affect ink retention.
Incorrect needle penetration angle-aim for a 45-degree angle when inserting the needle.
Needle extension is too short: extend the needle about 2mm for lining, and 1.5mm for shading.
The practice skin is made of silicone, which is less porous and moisturized than human skin, so a slower hand speed is required for better ink uptake.
2. Why do stencil marks on the practice skin smudge or wipe off easily?
Reason:
The practice skin is machine-pressed, leaving a thin layer of machine oil and rubber powder on its surface, making it smooth and prone to smudging.
Solution:
Clean the practice skin thoroughly with a blue algae-based cleaner first, then dry it completely before applying the stencil. After transferring the stencil, use a hair dryer to dry it for 30 minutes, or apply the stencil the night before and tattoo the next day.
3. Why do stencil marks on the practice skin bleed or spread?
Answer:
The stencil cream or gel applied is too thick-only a thin, even layer is needed for transferring.
Apply the stencil in one smooth, firm press; avoid lifting and re-pressing the stencil multiple times.
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