Tattoo Skin 3mm Transfer Paper 20pcs Kit with 300pcs Tattoo Ink Caps, Unihuby 5Pcs Tattoo Fake Skin with 15Pcs Tattoo Tracing Paper and 300Pcs Tattoo Cups (S M L) Tattoo Practice Skin Kit

A perfect little set of skins, usable but trainees or experts alike for designs, ideas and more. Recommended.

The media could not be loaded. I started a course for eyebrows micropigmentation and I needed some practice surface and these silicone sheets are just great for this. They are 3mm wide and allow me to practice quite many times and they are double sided which allows me to use them on both sides.The quality is pretty decent, they are flexible and during practice it feels like natural skin which ultimately is what they are made for.I used two of them and I practiced quite a lot and they come in a pack of six allowing me to gain quite a lot of practice. They are also suitable for normal tattoo practice and they are comfortable to work on. They allow me to practice in advance and gain confidence before actually starting the work on the eyebrows.

These are perfect for practicing on. I have used them quite a lot to try and get used to using our tattoo gun and they work fine if you use them on a flat surface or if you want to practice on something shaped you can stick them to a foam tube or something like it with some tape.Overall these are great for training and can recommend if you are after some.

These silicon practice skins feel like a good approximation of real skin and, being fairly thick (I measured them with digital callipers, and they are indeed exactly 3 mm thick) they also have a very similar amount of give to how skin feels on the surface of an arm.Real skin will, however, will stretch laterally a lot more easily than with these practice skins, but as long as one bears that in mind and doesn’t get into a bad habit of resting heavily on the skin while creating the art, it shouldn’t be an issue. The point of these is to get practice of one’s skills on simulated flesh that has similar characteristics to the real thing, and they achieve that purpose amicably.Wrapping a practice skin around something like a slightly squashed tube from those crisps one can buy (a couple of elastic hair bands will hold it in place) can also be a way to simulate the approximate curvature as well as movement of an arm (the bonus being that one also gets to eat the crisps).All in all, very good.

These are good thick pieces of silicone that function well when testing tattoo art. They're thicker than others, which allows you to use both sides without bleedthrough. The material itself feels durable and high quality. They're individually wrapped, which is great for storage and keeping out the dust, which will cling - it's silicone! There was a slight smell to them, but nothing too bad, and it quickly went away. Recommended!

As they say practise makes perfect and when it comes to tattooing the last thing want is to learn your skills on an actual person. These are great for practising and although not exactly the same as real flesh a close enough approximation to make them worth buying to learn on or just to try a design and see what the finished thing will look like.

8x6 inch white skin coloured sheet of silicone. x6.Seems a bit dear for what it is, but my daughter wants to give it a go.

The pack comes with silicone material skin for practicing any thing. I use it for henna purpose to learn design and it is very handy as i don't need to actually try my art on another person hand and no worries about messing up on this one before becoming perfect in design making.Also the thickness is ideal and it is soft just like skin feel, so i am comfortable on this one.it is durable and would last longer