Review on 🐉 Dragonhawk Beginners Tattoo Pen Kit: Complete Rotary Machine Set with Atom M1 Power Supply, 20Pcs Cartridges, Needles, Foot Pedal - D13 by Deb Wach

I recommend reading everything! Hi! I don't normally write reviews but being in my 20s and adult I thought it was a good time to start. So let's go! **NOTE: Please, PLEASE keep in mind that I am in no way a professional and am learning and starting an apprenticeship soon as well. Buy this at YOUR OWN RISK. I've wanted to be an apprentice and start tattooing for a very, very long time. This was a big goal of mine, and since I'm already an artist and pretty confident in my art, I wanted to take it to the next level. I've been making small chopsticks and sticks for a while and I didn't like how they all came out and I was never really sure and I stumbled across this gem. Below I'll break it all down into sections and go from there! THE MOST TATTOO PEN: Well, I really like him. It is very easy to use and as someone who prefers to work with lines as a general artist I found it very easy to use and very easy in my own art style. My pen was red, which I expected from black. Exactly like the photo, but I love the red a lot more! Of course, this does not change the principle of operation, only the color of the pen itself. INCLUDED IN TATTOO KIT: So everything included in the kit is very cool! I've only used black and red inks so far, but I like them. I will definitely replace them with new inks in the future, but they are good for practice and work for beginners. I've read reviews of this ink myself and seen how people have reacted to yellow ink, so be careful! I have not personally used it and will not use it. Needles: The needles are great! I may have 1 or 2 stuck so far, but other than that they work pretty well. I personally feel like the ink doesn't really stick to the needle, but maybe that's just how I use everything? but it's still a good start for beginners. Ink: I've had a few tattoos where the ink sticks well and others where it just refuses to stick. Not sure if it's me or the ink, but like I said, I'll be replacing my ink soon! Pedal/Power: so it was really hard for me to understand how it works when I first got this, there were no instructions here so it was a guessing game, but in the end I got it and I know what I'm talking about now do! Kit himself: I really love it. However, if you are NOT an artist or don't know what you are doing at all, please learn the techniques and drawing before jumping straight to the tattoo gun! MY TATTOOS + HEALING: All my tattoos have turned out great so far! I only did them on me and my sister as I refuse to touch anyone else without permission (especially since the health department in my area is very strict) and I don't want to be the cause of anyone getting hurt. . if it's inherent, then yes, that's my problem. but as I said, my tattoos turned out great and healed well! If you don't know how to care for a tattoo / don't have a previous one, I highly recommend researching tattoo restoration and care before doing anything, or maybe buying one from a store first. I also have several professional tattoos so this wasn't my first rodeo! I was afraid of getting infected with one of my tattoos but it turns out I had just pushed the hair very far into the skin and it got ugly so please be careful and make sure you are in a CLEAN and work in a STERILE environment. I personally have nerve damage so it's hard for me to tell when I'm going too deep or not deep enough, so some of my tattoos are a little too deep and I have to let some go once they've healed a bit and that's in Ok, because that is also a learning process. becomes red and swollen! TATTOO CARE: If someone doesn't know what they're doing, I'll give you a little guide on how to clean and care for the area you're getting tattooed! Area: - Make sure the area is clean shaven. I made that mistake and got a nasty ingrown hair and it wasn't fun at all. - Clean the place, I use antibacterial soap and make sure everything is sterile - Wash your hands before touching anything! this includes the area you want to tattoo – put on gloves when preparing and make sure you aren't using anything old or used. - I personally use damp paper towels to wipe off the ink rather than dry paper towels because they irritate my skin. Just make sure you don't leave tons of ink on your skin! Tattoo Care: - Personally, I leave mine covered for a few hours, but not for too long as my skin is very sensitive. - I bought bandages/bandages from the pharmacy which were sterile and breathable - After removing the bandage, wash with warm water and unscented antibacterial orange soap. I wipe dry with a paper towel - I often apply Aquaphor or an unscented healing jelly. Do not let the tattoo dry! - I personally wash mine whenever I want, but usually several times a day! - Your tattoo will itch when it heals, don't scratch it. I pat myself lightly with a paper towel to relieve any pain or itching. Hope that helps! good luck and have fun!