In tattooing, you learn by doing, and fake skin is the best way to get a feel for the craft before moving on to clients.
It just might mean the difference between feeling helpless and helping save someone's life. However, tattooing on fake skin is far better than leaving behind bad tattoos on others or deciding to simply watch videos. Strongly consider watching each of these videos the way you would any videos pertaining to body art specifically. Here is a preview of the lessons in this section of your body art course: In this very important but optional program, we will be teaching you those exact skills so that if faced with an emergency, you will be able to confidently answer yes to all of the above questions. Would you know how to treat someone having a medical emergency? Would you be prepared to save a client's life if that client suddenly became unresponsive or stopped breathing or lost their pulse? Imagine you have a person in your tattoo chair who is afraid of needles and unfamiliar with what you're about to do, and as soon as you begin giving them a tattoo, they go unconscious. And more importantly, help the clients you serve. An emergency can happen at any time, which means whether you want to or not, you may just find yourself in a situation where this information could help you. While this section is optional, it's also important, because you just don't know. Not only could a client have a severe anaphylactic reaction when exposed to certain inks and dyes, but they can also get an infection, as you now know, or have other medical problems while you are working on them. If you've been in the body art profession for very long, you probably already know that there are many different types of people with many different sensitivities to various things.
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