Review on BlankSkin Silicone Microblading Practice by Daniela Velasquez

I'm just getting into tattooing, didn't know until recently that there was such a thing as artificial skin for tattoos. So I did a little research and decided to try a few different ways. This one is the same thickness as the others I've tried. I still try them as one-sided. It seems to be holding the ink pretty well. I only do basic designs so I can see it's double sided. I think if you're doing something very detailed, the transparency might be an issue due to the coloring. I don't know if I'll ever reach the level I'll ever work with real people with tattoos, so a good fake skin will be key for me. Practice working with different body parts, in different positions, and so on. I'm not even remotely ready for this. It's very flexible and doesn't feel like it's going to snap if you try. Twenty pieces are individually wrapped making them convenient and easy to use. The color seemed a bit strange to me, in fact it's quite yellow. This is fine for black and white work, but not for color. However, I've seen others that are also very crooked, which can be good for practice.