CINRA Blank Tattoo Practice Skins, 20Pcs Skin Practice 1mm Tattoo Practice Skin 8x6" Double Sides Tattoo Skins Soft Rubber Microblading Eyebrow Practice Skins for Beginners Experienced Artists

it's good n thin, stretchable. some people complain it's too thin, well you should be tattooing.. your never gonna go any deeper than the thickness of this fake skin.a little hard to wipe the ink off but use plenty of A&D or whatever u use and the ink will wipe off completely.

Very thin. The description does say they’re only 1mm thick but I didn’t realize how thin that was until I started working on it. You have to use very little needle & the lines go in light (black looks like gray). It’s more like scratching than tatting. My first line went right through the skin & damaged my countertop. (Ugh. My own fault). It’s nearly impossible to get usage out of both sides.The rubber is also very shiny & hard. I think it’s latex & silicone is a more ideal material.Definitely a learning & a you-get-what-you-pay-for moment.

Ink smudges and can’t be removed without scrubbing the life out of the skin. It also doesn’t take stencils well, no matter how good the quality of the stencil and stencil products. Without a stencil, it’s next to impossible to get a good result. When the stencil does take, it’s almost too light to be visible at all. Save yourself the time and trouble and invest in better quality products than this one. It works for doodles or freehand, and will take ballpoint pen if you draw your stencil on yourself, but that’s pretty much the only way to get any kind of stencil on these. They also don’t hold ink very well. It’ll take the ink, but every time you wipe it fades A LOT. It makes it hard to get any decent tats or practice done. Do yourself a favor and get something else

While this practice skin is flexible, it does not mimic real human skin in any way. There needs to be something applied to this product through manufacturing that allows the ink to be wiped from it more easily, Overall, this is a mediocre way to learn the art of tattooing. I would advise you to spend your money at the meat shop on some real pig skins, which act and take ink much more closely to human skin....and it's cheaper.

Very hard to wipe even when applying Vaseline before starting the tattooing process. It was alright for practicing but don't expect a great cleanup... but that's not the sellers fault it's just how it goes sometimes.

Awesome for practicing, be sure to hold the edges down or they will flap all over😆

These are actually decent to practice on. Dont have any complaints. Nothing beats real skin, but these were better than other practice skins I've purchased that look the same.

Great quality and easy to use and to practice tattoos on!! Very close to the real thing and I would definitely order these again or recommend them to a friend.