Review on CHUSE C18 Classic 12V Tattoo & Permanent Makeup Machine Kits(Include 5PCS Needles) by Jeff Richmond

I have always been interested in tattooing and/or permanent makeup, but just never wanted to bite the bullet and buy something that I may end up being terrible at or something. I mean I have always been able to draw well and took some art classes in collage so I always wondered if it would translate over to something like this. So when I saw this I figured it had fillable cartridges and seamed simple enough to use even for a beginner like me.Presentation wise this looks really nice! The box looks very presentable, but when you open everything looks neat and has its own little spot. Even for someone like me who has never used something like this before it was very simple to put together. You just stick the battery in one end, stick the needle in the other, and hold down the button to turn it on and your ready to go! I purchased some permanent makeup ink and some fake skin practice sheets online and that’s all I needed to get started.Now I don’t have anything to compare this to as I have never actually used a tattoo machine before a but I do have tattoos and have a couple friends that were into it years ago. So I do remember them saying that there’s used to vibrate a ton and it could no hard to keep it still. I didn’t find this to be like that at all though. It’s a light vibration and you can hardly feel it. The feel of it is really light, almost to light. I kind of wish it was a bit heavier. But it still seams to be well built even with it being lightweight. As far as it works, I was able to easily make lines and try some simple designs right out of the gate. It just takes a bit of practice to learn the speed you need to go. The only negative is I noticed there’s a slight delay from when you press the button to turn it on and off. Overall I’m really happy with this!