Microblading Practice Skin | 5 PCS | Free Pattern Duo Lift

Great for practicing your strokes. No ink is necessary, but I recommend practicing with ink so you can get a feel for how much to use.

Really good for practicing PMU

Loved using it

In short, while these are decent and the "brow guide" idea is very helpful, I'd rather just buy Yizhou or Choose-It's skins. Especially since I can make the guide myself, and after purchasing one, I can use the guide with everything else.I've already reviewed the most popular skins on the market, Esthetic, PMU, Mellie, and Yuelong. THis is part 2 of me trying less-known and exotic skin products. For part 1, check out Stylia's 3-piece tattoo skins, which are one of the lower-priced skins on the market!Design: I wish they weren't so misleading with their product photos - it seemed like it was going to be in booklet format. It's just a drawing guide that's printed on half a sheet of paper, included with regular Esthetic skins. With that said, the drawing guide does help a lot. When I'm drawing while watching tutorials, it's hard to make a side-by-side comparison. These still carry the same pros and cons that the rest of the esthetic skins have. I hope they continue with the ideas, but makes better skins and brow shapes.Price/Value: For something that just has a piece of paper on it, it seems overpriced $23. Even their 6-level skin is cheaper than this and more useful if not for the quality.I half give up on my effort to find decent-shaped brows, and I'm thinking of just practice on the much cheaper Yizhuo or Choose-it skins. They are one of the cheapest I could find on Amazon around $14. Although Yuelong has the cheapest, they're blank. So I will be trying them out and see if their shapes are

it’s great