rayyl4PCS A4 Tattoo Practice Skin - 3mm Double Sided Silicone Fake Skin for Beginners and Experienced Tattooists (30 x 20 x 0.3cm)

This is the best fake skin I’ve come across. It’s quite close to realistic skin. Stencil stays on perfectly. Ink stays in. It’s thick enough to reach the correct needle depth and can be tattooed on both sides! I’ve used a lot of different fake skin, even ones from KillerInk etc but I find this is by far the best. I never write reviews but thought this product deserves one

Well worth the money as thick as its described

This is the messiest skin I’ve purchased it really smears and sometimes I have go over it. Took A LOT off Vaseline to clean more than usual

Great skin to practise on. Not too thin and not too thick so you’re able to learn and adjust to lines and how deep to go. Would highly recommend these skins, as they are that perfect depth. They are more to the pricey side but they are worth it. The cheaper ones are way too thin and not giving you the best practise!

The media could not be loaded. This is good thick fake skin - perfect for beginners as you can practice using your tattoo pen without worrying about going all the way through the skin.Once you have gained a bit of confidence with your technique, you can cut into your lines and see how far into the skin you are depositing the ink.I think that this fake skin is good value for the retail price of £19.99, especially as you can use both sides.

The media could not be loaded. At the time of this review this set of four pieces of A4 sized Fake skin is currently out of stock from the seller.Hopefully It will come back into stock soon.This seems very good quality and potential a good value purchase for practising tattoo artThe pieces of Skin supplied are thicker than I was expecting which does make them easier to work with. Being thicker, it makes them easier to use as double sided practice skins.When they come back into stock, they should certainly be less than £10 as there’s quite a bit of choice available on Amazon at this time.I hope you find the real world video of what you’ll get, and it’s with you helpful if you’re looking for some practice skin

The silicone skin is double-sided, providing twice the surface area for practicing different techniques. It is also thick enough to mimic the feel of real skin, giving me a realistic experience while tattooing. The size of 30 * 20 * 0.3cm is perfect for practicing larger designs, and the four pieces that come in the pack ensure that I have enough to practice on without having to constantly repurchase. The material is also very durable, so I don't have to worry about it tearing or being damaged easily. It has helped me improve my skills and gain confidence in my abilities.

I find my machine is struggling to penetrate this skin, it's nice and thick, 3mm - but it's so tough the machine (a mast flip, plenty powerful enough) struggles to deposit any ink. And the ink retention isn't great either. Doesn't take packing well. If you're a beginner, this could be a cheap alternative but don't be discouraged by the poor results you might find yourself getting with this skin.

Provate per i primi tatoo, molto bene.

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Rispetto alla pelle sintetica che ho trovato in un kit per tatuaggi, questa è molto più spessa e dà proprio l'idea di essere di una qualità maggiore. Li uso per esercitarmi con l'hand poke e mi trovo molto bene.Gli stencil fanno fatica a prendere sulla pelle finta, ma ho letto che sia normale, soprattutto se non si usa una crema apposita per farli aderire (al momento non la posseggo). Con un po' di pazienza comunque funzionano.Dopo ogni passaggio passo un fazzoletto imbevuto in un poco di vaselina e l'inchiostro in eccesso si rimuove completamente, lasciando il tatuaggio pulito.

Ebbene si, riconosco di aver acquistato questo articolo per uno scopo diverso da quello per cui viene venduto. In casa non ci sono tatuatori o aspiranti tali, ma una studentessa di medicina che si lamenta di non trovare un macellaio che le venda la pelle del maiale. Lo so che suona un po' strano, e magari macabro, ma è quello che viene consigiato agli studenti per fare pratica per le suture. Chi ha visto Grey's Anatomy probabilmente ricorda le scene... Comunque, per aiutarla mentre cerchiamo un'altra soluzione, ho pensato che questi "fogli" che simulano la pelle umana per permettere agli aspiranti tatuatori di esercitarsi potesse essere adatta anche per gli aspiranti medici che devono esercitarsi nelle suture. Il responso (vedere foto) è stato positivo, anche se il commento è stato che va meglio per i punti normali che per quelli sottocute o intradermici.Consigliato quindi anche per gli studenti di medicina che devono esercitarsi con le suture!