Review on Blank Tattoo Skin Practice Makeup by Andrea Olson

In the initial stages of tattooing, it is important to have the tools to practice in order to improve your work. I've had faux leather before and I'm pretty sure rubber (never use rubber faux leather) is the worst kind of faux leather. From here to here. It cleans up very easily with some A&D and a clean paper towel. A few towels are clean. Holds up well, no problems. It felt like butter compared to the synthetic rubber skins I trained on. I would recommend this to anyone looking to practice or build their portfolio. This leather just leaves a crispier finish. Although only 5 are coming, it's definitely worth the money. And it's huge, so there's plenty of room to play. Definitely a bang for your buck!