🖌️ Enhance Your Tattoo Skills with 1TattooWorld SHEETS MEDIUM PRACTICE OTW TAB 8 Review

I love these training skins. In my opinion these are the best I have found, they cannot be purchased from any other seller. They hold the stencil well, hold the paint well and are easy to clean.

Made of good material, we expected magic. My rating is positive for this price. Highly recommend ordering if you can't find similar sheets in your area.

These trial skins are useful and I found the stencil sticks to them if you let them dry for a few minutes. As per other reviews, the ink rubs off on this product. I tried everything I could think of and nothing completely got rid of them.

I found these handy skins to be shiny. The only way to save your drawing on it is to use Sharpie permanent markers. When I used the stencil, it stayed wet even after drying for an hour. But for the price, quantity and fast delivery you can't go wrong.

I tried using this skin with a Dragonhawk bobbin loom and a Wormhole cartridge loom, both had trouble working with lines and color was not possible. I've tried various sizes of reel and cartridge magnum needles and they just bounce and stutter across the surface. This skin is too tough.

I never bought b4 trial skin but it arrived quickly and works great to fix ink smudges as stated in a star rating. Use a light coat of petroleum jelly over the area you are working on. Keep the work area clean and blot excess ink onto skin. Do not wipe them as this will result in more smearing. Hope this was helpful.

Haven't used either but on first inspection they were described as 2mm thick and only 1mm thick. I will continue to use them as they are for practice only. I'm leaving 3 stars because it's as neutral as possible, but I think I'll see how they fare. I'm updating my rating. These things are awful! They're hard and noisy when the needle hits them and I have to press really hard for them to pick up the ink. I'm still giving 2 stars because they seem to work well for very fine lines, but that's…

I have read other reviews and I have a slightly different opinion. It mimics some skin types. More sensitive areas. If you rip them when working with them, you are not set up properly and you will most likely rip someone's skin. If handled correctly, it also does not rub off. This means blotting away heavy buildup of ink and using the petroleum jelly wipes down (away from the stencil). You can also shade it. They should have a backing and you may or may not stretch it to create a skin-like…