🖋 Long-lasting Eyeliner Cartridge Microblading Tools for Personal Care - Piercing & Tattoo Supplies Review

This is a really nice rotary tattoo pen. It's a bit larger than what I've used before and it took me a while to get used to the grip. I like the digital display right on the handle. This is just a pen, you need a power supply. Love the features, just trying to make it feel comfortable in my hand. I'm a woman and I don't have big, meaty hands, and putting some tape on here is like a raw sausage roll while I tattoo.

I love how this battery feels when I'm using it. The best part is seeing the screen and knowing exactly what settings you need. I'm still pretty much an amateur so I have a hard time fully recommending tattoo products, but I have a few different battery options out there to find what makes my heart look the best. I always ask the guys in the store what they think and this time they were very impressed so I use that as a benchmark.

The number one thing I look for in a PSU is how it works with the pedal. This gives you 2 options to turn on/off. 1) You can set it up so that you have to keep your foot on the pedal the whole time you get the tattoo. (fu) 2) You can set it up so that you just step on the pedal and it starts or stops. It's MUCH easier to do it this way. The pedal that comes with the kit is the type you usually have on your desk as they are small and easy to hit. If you need a larger pedal, use a standard 1/4"…