1. Be sure to control the length of the needle out to about 1 or 1.5 millimeters. If the dimensions of the buried needle are not well grasped, it is easy to cause color accumulation and halo, which is not conducive to the next operation. The pattern has a large span, and the skin will feel a certain degree of rolling when tattooing. When you need to flexibly insert the needle, shorten the needle out to avoid slipping.
2. The key to the depth of the needle is the strength of the hand, and the depth of the needle is determined according to the different parts of the skin. For example, the skin of the arms, shoulders, cheekbones, and clavicle on the inner thighs is thinner, and the needles should be shallower, otherwise it is easy to faint. Underscoring, the drawing pin on the back of the hand is deep and easy to faint.
In addition, do not make too small small patterns. It is better not to use thin needles (three-needle round needles).
3. When cutting the line, you must use a professional coloring material to cut the line. The professional coloring material is thick and the cut lines are clear and clean.
4. When the needle is cut, the gear of the machine must be just right, otherwise the cut line is prone to breakpoints. Do not pause while slicing, otherwise breakpoints will also occur. Close the needle slowly to avoid breakpoints. And do not adjust the machine current too much when cutting, otherwise it is difficult to grasp the depth of the buried needle when cutting.
