When you use tattoo stuff or anything for that matter, you want to rub it in and let it almost dry before putting the stencil on. If it’s on there thick and really wet, it’s going to bleed like hell.
Why do you put to much on then take off with paper towel?. Misleading as it's not you showing how much to use is it. So how much is left once you remove the green card tattoo transfer gel???.
I use this for myself only for sanitary reasons alcohol worked better honestly but this on fake skin works great after drying now i have it on my leg im about to tattoo its been drying for 15 mins or so thought id hop on and try to see a review on it so thanks as always #DanielYuck
That’s a good question! I use stencil stuff to apply tattoo stencils to human skin. Just to confirm I do not use green card for human skin. Stencil Stuff amzn.to/3qYgZc6
The one I ordered from Gadgetsen loóks the same and cost way more than stencil stuff, ít works on my skin and practice skin and really hard to remove when it dries, thanks for doing an in depth review, have you used Dettol?, it's now my go to with my home made stencil solution mixing the Green Card with other chemicals
This is quite unsanitary, since you use this on multiple people.. Although you desinfect the area of each customer, still. For fake skin ok, not for humans.
In the video I stated multiple times how I use this stencil applicant. Through out the video I go out of my way to explain that I only use this for fake skin, you’d just have to watch the video to have heard that. I’ve never used any deodorant type of stencil applicant on human skin nor do I tell others to do that.
You could always remove a small amount from the stick with a sterilised instrument of some kind and just rub it on then discard any left over. I have to use procure that come in big tubs for skincare clients, I use a sterilised little spoon and put it in a sterilised little pot. Keeps every hygienic 😊
I can't vouch for where he got it, but I know that you can get it on Amazon for cheaper than most stencil solutions. (I used it before buying some stencil stuff as I didn't want to use it on other people after it had been used)
