Starter tools, inks, and machines—everything you need to begin learning the art of tattooing.
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Tattoo Machines
For the Machine (and you)
Extra Supplies
AfterCare
Tattoo Machines
Two types of machines that are commonly used.
Great for learning if you want to use a machine that's more like a pen.
Dragonhawk Tattoo Pen
Full starter kit to get you on the path to tattooing.
Tattoo Machine Kit
Traditional tattoo gun. They use the king needles and rubber bands. These are weighted differently and take a while to adjust to. Which is why the pen shaped tattoo guns were becoming so popular.
Dragonhawk Pro Tattoo Kit
First one I owned and tattooed myself with. It's top heavy. I prefer the pen shape, but if you want traditional - this is it.
Dragonhawk Complete Tattoo Kit
For the Machine (and you)
The items that go in or on the tattoo machine; and safety items.
Works with the tattoo pen gun. Easier to dispose of and to connect to the tattoo machine.
Disposable Needle Cartridges
Wrap your gun with this for easy grip. This goes over the blue wrap and gives you a better grip on the machine.
Tattoo Grip Tape Wrap Cover
For sanitizing purposes. Wrap your machine with these.
Tattoo Pen Covers
Ink for your tattoo gun. This ink is great to use for beginners.
Moms Millennium Black Onyx Ink
Gloves to protect you and your canvas when tattooing.
Black Nitrile Gloves
Extra Supplies
Items that make tattoo a little easier.
Easy stencil transfer paper.
Tattoo Transfer Paper
Holds the ink - dispose properly after.
Tattoo Ink Cups
Clean your work with this. Easy on sensitive skin.
Green Soap
Feels like skin when practicing.
Tattoo Practice Skin
Wipes reduce the usage of paper towels.
Green Soap Tattoo Wipes
Thermal printer that creates the stencil by printing on it. No more tracing stencils.
Tattoo Stencil Printer
AfterCare
Cover your work with this to keep the colors bold after it heals.
