Blank Tattoo Practice Skin - Jconly 30Pcs Double Sides Fake Skin Tattoo Skin for Practicing, 8×6 in Soft Practice Skin for Beginners and Experienced Tattoo Artists…

These were perfect for tattoo practice. Felt like real skin

They work perfectly as advertised the only thing you will need to put something under to keep from going into the surface underneath as you tattoo

I would say this product is good. I’m only giving it four stars, because it really makes the ink all smudgy.

Para practicar por primera vez, pero ya luego de esto recomiendo pedir algo de mejor calidad ya que esta es muy finita y muy dura

I've only just started tattooing the last couple of weeks. (I should mention that I do not plan to tattoo other people's real skin...ever.) I may eventually do some of my own since tat costs have skyrocketed & I can no longer afford to pay another artist but I'm like a year or more away from doing even myself. I was buying the cheap skins here on Amazon and they were God awful! Constant snagging, stencils smeared, wouldn't hold ink well etc. I saw another person say to try JConley skins and so I ordered some. Omg the difference is night & day!! These skins are amazing! The needle(s) glide right along, stencils do not smear and they take ink (even the cheap stuff not ever meant to be used on human skin!) I highly recommend. Like I said I just started learning, I'm 51 so I got a shaky hand but it's a fun hobby. Get these skins if you are having issues with other inexpensive skins.

The media could not be loaded.  So I’ve been tattooing for a little while now but always feel that I’m always learning and will always need the practice no matter if I’m tattooing every day or not (I tattoo every single day)This skin holds the tattoo well but at first I was put off by the way it held on to the excess ink and seemed to stain, after using soap and water and alcohol I was boggled until something told me to just use a dab of petroleum jelly “Vaseline” and rub it in. It worked and I was able to enjoy the practice experience with no issues. At first I did find it to be a bit thin but used it to my advantage, if you see in the pic on the reverse side of the skin only some lines show through on the backside which I felt was because I went too deep(my fault).All in all as long as you use paper towels and Vaseline you will be very happy. I would suggest drawing your artwork on with a red pencil and then rub the Vaseline in very good before you start and then dab with bounty to clean excess ink, once you are done you can rub in again and then wipe. Hope this helps!

Very low quality silicone...the tattoo ink stains the fake skin making it very messy and hard to clean, the skin is very stiff feeling so it's hard to practice stretching it while tattooing. Also the transfer ink from the stencil started to bleed making the stencil outlines fuzzy. I have tried other fake skins that don't have any of these issues.

they work well to practice how deep you go in the skin if your a beginner these should work for you