Which is not good if you have no idea what you're doing
This is definitely not a high-quality set. However, it does give you an idea on how to set up and use a gun and use the practice skin. This comes with everything you need to learn how to start tattooing, including two guns, needles, bottle for sanitizing soap (soap not included), practice skin, power box, rubber bands, ink and more.<br /><br />This comes with no instructions on how to work these guns, so you have to Google how to set this up and how to work it. Which is not good if you have no idea what you're doing. I almost want to take this kit down to my local tattoo shop and ask them how to set this up just in case I've been doing it wrong, because honestly, I have zero clue. I figured out the general idea, but that was about it.<br /><br />Out of the two guns, one arrived broken and will not turn on when hooked up. The other one stops working randomly, and I did double check and make sure that the cables were inserted fully. The guns themselves feel pretty cheaply made but look kinda cool. I do like the &#34;hardy&#34; look they have going on.<br /><br />I haven't used this on actual skin yet, as I'm definitely not an expert, and really never touched a tattoo gun until now...but the ink didn't have great results on the practice skin, so I don't think I would even attempt it on real skin, even with practice<br /><br />Overall, I think this would be an okay starter kit if you're just wanting to learn how to set up a tattoo gun, and maybe tattoo the practice skins, or some fruit...but you'll definitely want an upgrade if you want to tattoo skin. Also, keep your fingers crossed that the guns arrive in working condition.<br /><br />I received this item at a discount  in exchange for my honest  review. This had no effect on my opinion of this product, and i would have said the same thing if I had paid full price.
Rating: 3 stars