It depends a lot on the style, size and placement. Generally speaking, stick and poke tattooing is surprisingly quite soft. A friend of us described the sensation as having a repeated cat scratch sunburn, which honestly isn’t entirely inaccurate. Most of the people who have tried both stick and poke and machine tattoos have said …
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The regenerative tattoo film is the all-in-one tattoo aftercare solution for the initial healing stage of a tattoo. The protective film for stick and poke tattoo is a second skin that acts as a barrier to protect the tattoo wound from germs and bacteria and at the same time, is permeable allowing the skin to …
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Do you want to learn more about 1RL single needle tattoos? If so, read on to find out everything you need to know about this unique and intricate style of inking. Our kits include up to four different sterile professional tattoo needles with the next configurations: 1RL 0.25mm long taper 3RL 0.25mm long taper 5RL 0.25mm …
With more and more people getting stick and poke tattoos today, questions are arising regarding the difference between the two techniques. One of the most common ones is “do stick and poke tattoos take longer than machine tattoos?”. Well, the short answer is yes, this style of inking does take longer as it requires more …
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Most of the people who have tried both techniques in a similar placement say that hand poke tattooing hurts less, some say way less. However, that depends entirely of the pain threshold of each person. Stick and poke tattoos and machine ones differ entirely in both style, technique, duration, and of course, results. But, a …
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The short answer is yes, stick and poke tattoos are hygienic and safe as long as they’re performed the right way with the correct equipment. You may think it’s questionable to poke ink into your skin on your dining room table but as long as you do it responsibly, there is no reason the process …
