🖌️ Cridoz Tattoo Transfer Stencil: Effortless Tattooing Review

Excellent bang for your buck. They make good stencils but you have to press harder to transfer them to the stencil. It applies very well and holds up well if you let it dry for a few minutes before applying the tattoo. Not as good as higher quality stencil paper but for the money it was worth it. Came in perfect stacks, not bent and carefully packaged.

Complete rubbish. The quality is significantly worse than any other thermal fax paper I have ever used. Right out of the box, this is obviously bad. The blue stencil, when applied to the skin, comes off easily where all the other stencils do their job. DO NOT purchase this material. I ignored the comments because I usually think people just don't know how to use it, but it's rubbish.

Used on practice skin, will bleed easily when applied, allow 24 hours to dry before tattooing or you wipe this stencil off practice skin. flawless transfer through the machine, make sure that the room where you make the stencil is not very cold, otherwise it will be very difficult to trace them by hand on these papers. I have used these stencils on Yuelong Practice Skins and it is very difficult to apply the stencil without bleeding.

I bought this because of the great reviews instead of going with my regular one. and I absolutely regret it. The sheets aren't even glued, so I now have a stack of 400 (4-ply) sheets of blue crap paper all over the storage box in my tattoo chest. Then you can actually make them run through the screening machine at the same speed (plastic and paper are not connected in any way). They produce a stencil that is mottled. It either leaves a very thick iridescent layer on the skin that you have to…