Why Is It So Easy To Damage Skin With Single Needle?
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- Is using single needle damaging your client's skin? Cuts, excess bleeding, blowing out the tattoo or irritating the skin? Watch the video!
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Thanks, your work is amazing. 👏🏻👍👌🤟
Although we have different tattoo styles, I love hearing you chat.😄
ahh I love all styles. so much to be learned from each. I prefer getting traditional on my own body vs fineline, I want to get more into asian style tattoos in the future, hand poke is so clean and simple, and countless more styles. So fun to see.
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Came from Instagram to see this! Love your work ❤️
really appreciate the support :)
my left ear enjoyed this lesson, thank you
oh no is it doing just one side on the headphones/earbuds? thanks for the heads up I gotta look into that. maybe the other videos has this audio mistake too..
Your tattoo is exquisite👏
thank you so much
Today was my First time making a tattoo on real skin and i had this really bad idea of starting with a 1001RL needle… tattoo was made on my own skin,it was a fine line Word, so in the first line, the ink didn’t come into the skin but blood came out of it 😢 skin was cut by the needle… now that i see the video, i think i made all mistakes you talked about hahahahaha, anyways, after two lines without results and pain, i decided to move to a 0803RL cartridge, and got the Job done; honestly i’d like to master single needles tattoos and your videos have so much important information
Thank you for sharing your honest experience. Yes exactly this is why I encourage people to use 3RL if 1RL isn't doing it. The tattoo quality will be much better.
1RL is simply very hard.
Keep training and trying! it's great that you do it on yourself first and not others. I respect that
@@jjjaylud thank you so much!!
thank you for this!
you're very welcome
Hey Jay, you created my absolute favorite yt channel! It's so authentic and informative, so thank you soo much for sharing your detailed experiences with us!
I have a simple question: I'm thinking of buying the Sol Nova Unlimited, that u mentioned: which one is the best for fineline? Unlimited 3.5, 4.0 or 5.0?
You're very welcome. I recommend 3.5 for fine-line, specifically single needle
@@jjjaylud Oh my god!!! I'm so honored that you answered!
Unfortunately I read it too late and bought the 4.0 😭 is there any chance or techniques to get the same smooth results or what else should I do? 😣
Are you planning a video with maybe specific techniques for lining & shading with single needle in the future? 😍 I don't get how to do straight solid and clean lines without scratching or even cutting my Reelskin with 4.0 unlimited. I tried different hand speed, angles, voltages, depths, give already but nothing helps. 😪 Am I too dumb or is it really the complete wrong machine? The single needle shading seems to work but lining... 😭😭
@@phamfatale_ The machine has some to do with it. But also single needle is very hard to control. Maybe that is the cause?
If you find it difficult I suggest you use 3RL until your hand is much more capable. Maybe years before you should try 1RL. This isn't easy so you need to be very very patient.
@@jjjaylud So glad you answered! Thank you soo much
Baby too cute 🙃
lol yes she is
Very very informative - how long sol nova's battery last?
ooh great question. its uncommon for me to run out of battery unless its very long sessions. I would say my longer sessions last 8 hours+. I want to say 8+ hours full charge?
they last a while
Thank you for another informative video! How do you define a machine that is "softer"? is there a specifications that we should be looking out for?
all I know is pens are usually softest since its made for fineline/permanant makeup. all I know is sol nova is softer than xion and I've used both. im sure sol nova is the softest. maybe permanent makeup machines are even more? idk
Amazing channel. DO you water down your ink for smooth delicate shading?
whoops missed your comment. no I don't, I use 100% black. This is just my preferred way.
@@jjjaylud thank you for replying!
Appreciate the videos ! 😍
For the cartridges needles , have you tried on the China WJX( the tip is light blue in colour ) ? Been noticing that brand recently as they have a few range of sizes for single needles .
I have not. I want to try more brands so I don't have to rely on just kwadron(incase they're out of stock or discontinued). I would love to hear more recommendations of single needle cartridge brands..
maybe I will try since they have some variety of single needles
@@jjjaylud yes , Kwadron brand is hard to find in my country ( Malaysia ) , so I’ve imported the blue needles . So far I’ve seen there are single needles in 04 , 06 , 08 ,10, 12 and 14 .
Do you have recommendations on the needle tip sizes ? I saw there are 0.25mm / 0.3mm , 0.35 etc ☺️ .
Thank you for your replies !
@@000000denny Blue needles?you're talking about WJX right?
For kwadron I use #35(aka 12) long taper. I show this in the last seconds of this video.
no problem
How much does this apply to 3rl?
3RLs compared to 5RLs, a little bit applied. But 1RL compared to 3RL, a looot.
its just that 1RL is so different from any other grouping.
But yes it applies to 3RL(especially bugpin 3) a bit because it also is so thin.
Hi Jay thank you for all your videos:) where do you buy the needles? I’ve been buying them on Ultimate tattoo supply website but I’ve notice that a lot of them don’t work how they normally do. Sometimes the needles move sideways and not just up and down. Also do you use single needles in all the parts of the body for example on the ribs? I did a rose on the ribs and I notice the ink wasn’t getting into the skin
On Kwadron website
Thanks for sharing this knowledge mate. I tried a single needle tattoo was using kwadron 1rl but it was #08 gauge (.25) and when I did 1 pass the line looked too faint so kept switching to #8 gauge 3rl. Now I will try 12 gauge 1rl. Do you recommend dynamic triple black for single needle?
8 gauge on a 3 is great but on a single is not the best lol(as you found out). I recommend regular black since it heals fine and dark enough already. I don't imagine it needs to be any darker if you're using only black. Save the triple for linework since lines need to be dark and saturated anyways(unless you're going for faint lines)? And for shading its easy to risk going too dark so using triple just amplifies the risk.
do you treat bugpin 3RL's the same as a single needle for lining or would you up the voltage a bit? What voltage would you recommend on a bishop shader compared to the bishop packer for instance? I love your videos
the main difference between 3rl and 1rl is the skin tension is tougher to break through with more than 1 needles. So either more pressure, higher voltage or stronger machine will do the trick.
So to figure out the right settings you need to play with each variable to the right balance and in relation to each other. I never used a bishop packer so I don't know. This is where an apprenticeship comes in handy. You can go solo and find out yourself and look at online information but you'll leave a lot of bad tattoos in your trail. So I highly recommend you find one!
Not related to your question but ink flow is the other main thing. More ink flows with multiple needles because they carry it between the needles where one is just the surface around the one needle. so more spillage is happening more often with multiple needles.
with multiple needles, tattooing at a tilted angle helps too since the needles enter the skin at different times vs all at one when its top down. that helps break skin tension easier too.
@@jjjaylud Thank you so much, unfortionately I keep creating blowouts when I do fineline. Even when I have my needle less than 1mm into the skin, when healing the ink keeps spreading. I tried with the shader and tried lining with a greywash and now it didn't happen again. What kind of ink or greywash system would you recommend for fineline or black & grey 3RL work? I'm a big fan of daniel silva and trochin for instance. I love my 0.18 3RL beccause it does feel a bit more resistant compared to my single needle.
@@jjjaylud I also had the sol nova unlimited before but I sold it because I hated the fact I couldn't read my volts. Blowouts didn't occuur with that machine but my dots were more like shades rather than dots. So a lot of people recommended me buying the Bishop Packer because it has a 4.2 stroke, so theres more space between dots and has more torque ofcourse. I kinda miss my unlimited, the shader does feel really nice, havent tried it out much yet but it is a brushed motor.
@@JOKE485 Yes I always recommend you stick to 3rl if 1rl is giving you negative results. Why not use 3rl and have much cleaner lines? 1RL is just a very different beast. I am not too sure about greywash since I don't use it enough to know any. Greywash can be awesome if used correctly. Just make sure you know how it looks when it heals so you can tattoo with that intention.
How about 4.8 to 5.1 volts? is it okay?