CURSO GRATUITO - Aula 3 - Tintas e Agulhas

Hello guys, welcome to another video here on the channel, I'm Nicolas and today we are going to continue with our free course that we are re-recording for you, bringing this more updated content, okay? Today we are going to talk about paints and needles right, so we are going to start by explaining to you about paints so that you understand a little better how to choose them and then we will move on to safe delivery, right, so Come on, basically how paints work and it is very easy to understand What are they. As for the paints, we're just going to cover a little bit so you can understand exactly how the paint tube works, it's basically made of pigment and thinner, okay? ?Not exactly in that proportion, it's just to show you how it works, we have the pigment that this pigment is microparticles, they are like a small powder, you can even do this test at home, when you have the paint, put it in a spoon and put it on the surface. fire, let it sit for a while, it will boil, bubble and then dry, when it dries, only this pigment will remain, which is a little black powder, and logically speaking about the black pigment, we have the option of pigment and the other portion of thinner, what is it for, what is the role of the thinner, right?

The role of the thinner is to make this pediment enter the skin, if we had powder paint, we couldn't apply it inside the skin, obviously, right, so We have this diluent to dilute the pigment to be able to place the pigment inside the skin, which differs from paint in another way. particles that are used in the pigment type of pigment that is used, but there is not much mystery about it either, basically there are various components that people use to make the pigment, usually minerals, natural products like that to make the pigment. So you find the right one. portion of pigment to add the rest of the thinner and make this ink try to enter the skin, so basically the ink does not have much mystery, there is no super technology involved in the ink, we have the variation of the pigment particles, and?

What happens is that we can have more particles and of the pigment or finer particles, what is going to change that in the entire process? Normally when we have finer particles, they are paints that are more directed towards the back, that is exactly about to be thinner particles that are more diluted. If it is not because of noise but since they are already smaller and this makes the pigment if you want also that in that area when we have the pigment with thicker particles this pigment tends to expand because our body tends to break this feather then we have pigments with particles thicker and thinner, they are normally thinner, they are towards the back and the thickest, so to paint it is called Tribal Black, for example, right, you don't have it, you already had it, okay, that's how it works, okay, there is no a lot of mystery, as I told you, there is more, look, we have an example that is the following, it is the three layers of the Skin and we will talk about this later. but basically we have three layers of skin, the first layer here is not where we want to deposit our ink because because this layer is renewable, the ink that is deposited here everywhere and for those who want this ink will disappear, disappear.

It will disappear along with the skin to make room for the new skin. The second layer is where we want the paint to stay and the third layer is where we also don't want it to stay anymore for another reason because in this part the paint will explode, dissipate and will end up exploring the back, so basically we'll have my first. Where we deposit our pigment, remember that the diluent is diluted, then it goes into our skin, the only thing that remains in our skin is the pigment, right? Our skin, so when we do pigmentation only in the first layer that we have. an ink deposit in the first layer and there is no ink in the second or third, it is true that this layer is new when this layer is renewed, this ink goes away then it is not the point we want perimental and in the second example Here we have a paint deposited in the first and second layer and this paint deposited in the first and second layer stays there so in the second layer it will not lose pigments, everything is fine in the first layer, this pigment disappears so the paint will stay here.

This is the point where it matters that the paint is correct in our third example, we have pigmentation in the first, second and third layer, what happens in the third layer and I'm sorry, so it needs more, the only way I could represent it is exactly the fact that it will expand the experiment, it will respond, it will dissolve, so it will not stay in that region that it needs, it will respond, so this on the traffic issue is very bad, so what happens when we have pigmentation in the first layer, In some points in the second layer we have a fault and there is a little dot, I get a missing part that finds a little dot, a missing part and then it alternates because we are not depositing the pigment in the correct layer, right, tomorrow we will explain the line from the back, then we are not depositing the pigment in the correct part and this means that we do not have a good line, we are talking about the back part correctly, and this is the first example here, the second example would be a worse example because we have a consistent line from start to finish and after curing, this paint was even lost, but what matters is this pigment that stays right here and in the third example, we already have a paint that was deposited in the first, second and third layer, what happens is that we even have a continuous line, but this part becomes thicker in some areas because in those areas it became thicker where we reached the third layer and then in this way we have a pigmentation that explodes, brings the yours that we call the administrator the other so, what happens to the pigment when it is in this second layer? it doesn't lose its color The pigment remains in the same way of the same tone, right, so if you saw it in your tube of paint and you have a pigment of the color it is still the same color, so much so that we have examples on the Internet, yours with me, I got hurt In one area, this tattoo here is a little greenish, which you can see when I injured my skin, it came out from below, it was black, black, as if I had just done it.

I applied it because the pigment stays there, which changes the color, it's another thing we'll get stuck in then, then there's wind, it has to settle on this second layer because that's where we want the experiment to take place. It comes out, but it does not change over time, it will stay there, the only problem is that it will feel that it is raining a little more, it will interact with another other point and we will explain to you what that other point is. we want to explain to you the first layer of the skin is where we have our melanin So you can see that my skin color on my skin is not white Clear right so this melanin that I have is on top of our pigment remember that we ask the mentor in all the points we pigment the first layer, this pigment over time, as soon as it heals, it will come out, it will just disappear, so nothing will happen to this pepper, it will not be.

And soon after the healing process, try here will not exist, right, what will happen here would be our melanin, so I will illustrate to you here, so here it is Where would our melanin be, or in other words, our skin tone? We are talking about very white people, this skin tone practically has no influence on the pigment, we are talking about people similar to people more or less my color, something like that and it can influence because we have pigmentation without, we are talking about black people. , we will have a much greater influence due to the correct skin tone than due to the melanin that is on top of the paint.

So this influence will happen and what happens is that we have some paints that are called turbocharged black or something like that is that I in this pigment Black here next to this pigment here we will also find other types of pigments, usually shades between purple and red, you can finding blue tones, right kind of things that happen, we will have black pigment with a little bit of pigments of other colors to compensate for this natural pigmentation that we have this natural melanin in our skin, so it doesn't mean that this black is turbocharged. So if you use the turbocharged price, it will not be influenced by melanin.

Of course, it will be, so you have to gauge the tone to know if this will really change it. You can make this turbocharged black by adding a drop of another color that will slightly offset the person's melamine color, thus determining the black. It works like this, it has other pigments of other colors and they are included along with black, obviously talking about black in this case and to compensate a little for the melanin tone, but that does not mean that turbo black is a better option in most the cases. .Because we can get a very light skinned person, it won't make any difference, they will end up with a tone that is black with some other things and in the same way if you take a dark skinned person I also have this change.

I will also not be able to take advantage of this difference in tones so it does not make sense in all cases, you have to study and understand which case makes sense or not, but basically the paint works this way o The pigment remains in the skin, so it is important to understand This remains in the second layer as long as we apply it correctly and it will remain there forever. It has its own tone, but we use our melamine on top and that makes a difference. Okay, so now we have already explained this whole part here, now we are going to talk about the types of paint, the brands of paint, what this influences, basically we are going to have our preferences, we are going to explain that.

It will follow you because we will have our preferences because we can choose the paint a b c or d and this will vary from person to person we will have to try the paints to see which one suits us best but which one is The biggest difference between paints is the amount of pigment in relation to our thinner, so let's put here, understanding and thinner, a paint that is prettier will have more pigment, but you will be afraid of getting sick, so you ask me like this Nicolás So why don't paints use much more pigment and less thinner to have a stronger tone?

Which paint are we using? This is actually quite simple because the more pigment we use, the denser this paint will be, so imagine for example that we apply a paint with the density of honey, for example on the skin, it takes a little while to fall, that would be a great problem because we make the hole in the skin, the paint has to fall because the needle comes out immediately. So I had it, it has to be liquid enough to make the hole in time before it closes, right, that's why you don't make a painting with just pigment with a little thinner, for example, but try just pigment and go there and we add a little thinner, that is all to solve this and it will not happen that it does not work because we will not be able to apply this pigment on the skin correctly so the difference between Some paints can be more liquid and other paints can be denser, the more The liquid the paint is, the easier it will be to apply, it's obvious, right?

But it needs to have enough pigment to penetrate the skin and maintain that pigment, so we need more paint. Good luck, we're going to have to take a little longer to apply. pigment inside the skin, so it's like we have here, I'm going to give you two cases, ok, it's like you, in the first case we had this amount of pigment and in the second case we had this amount of pigment. However, it is more difficult to apply a denser paint than a nicer paint, so brands are always trying to find this balance. However, this depends on the way you apply the paint to achieve this result because a well applied paint will have a tone in there, everything will be fine, but if you can work with a paint more like that, it's a great show, but that's the way it is.

I understand the brand difference, so basically what we have here in terms of paints, I will explain it to you quickly, is electric, in which there are three types of electric paint, in which standard in addition to its paint is Easy Glow, which is a paint that is very easy to apply and Everlast, currently I use Everlast or black in this case I use Everlast contour. Black is a paint that I like but I try to adapt it. It doesn't mean that the other inks don't work, but it's worth it because I like to use it, and from the Amazon group, we have Viper Ink and we are in Hawaii Beijing, which is a little more liquid, Starbrite, it is already much denser, much more in this one, so it is a paint that is a little more complicated to apply but you can also dilute it during the process, yes, he has had an accident with Ortiz and there, but I don't know if There are other paints regulated by Anvisa, but I recommend.

You start with paints regulated by Anvisa because I know that there is more homogeneous pigmentation with that, but with practice the penis, in this case here, there is no Magno there, where it serves more to make that pigmentation homogeneous in large areas in small areas, it doesn't matter, okay, but the larger the Magno round needle number, the larger the curve will be and this will make it smoother, even the same in the straight Magnum, in the regular Magnum, we use a needle of this size, a number of this size, when it touches the skin, this area will become more pigmented.

What suits her and come on, what needles we recommend you start with. Then remembering that we're focusing a lot, right, guys just starting out. Sothe question is what needle do I use to start. tattooing what is a number for you that I think is ideal for us to start with, it is a very good number to start with, you can buy a 7rl, 9rl and 3rl needle.. ok, but what is the seasoning, what thickness, guys . At first? Forget about this part at first, it's more important that you understand how your material works, then you move on to the pigmentation part that provides this.

Here it continues and it is also, but the most important thing at the beginning is that I have the easiest needles to start with. I recommend it to start if you want to choose a 12 gauge needle. And then there is the loss of the Long Taper. I think that these two models here are the same and the long day version has good needles to start with precisely because they are not very thin and so when with a very fine needle it seems that there is no pigment we end up going through the same place several times and so on, so a 7rl 9:13 needle, I think that's a good setup because I don't like 3rl 5rl because when we start with the finer needles, the smaller number, right, 3rl 5rl, for example, up to 7rll, it ends up showing a lot of shaky lines , ends up highlighting our mistakes a lot. and at first we don't want much.

At first we want our learning to be easier and then, over time, we master the machine, we master the deadline, we already know how to do things well, we can move on to other things. needles So at first I think what's cool is a rl9 seat and a 3rl beauty A3 if you want it I make it thicker and everything else fine and then we're going to get our painting needles so a Magnum 9 what I told him about what is really cool, we learn from the beginning with the machine because it is a bit boring and the sooner we have this experience, the better a Magnum 15 will be, since it already covers a larger area.

So if we want to do solid pigmentation on a larger surface area. area where we will be able to do it here is in a 15 Magnum round is this here is also there for us to play and experiment And why 15 Because the higher the needle number, the smoother we can get it, we can only put the needles on the tip and the needles in the middle and the needles at the tip are left out so we can find more softness You can even get a larger number Okay, but basically we recommend l793 RL 9:15 Magno e a 15 Magnum Where is this for? you should start so you can understand what we're trying to do in this class by simplifying precisely this content so you can understand everything you need. correct needle the air control the wider influence much more, for example, we have a textured polished needle and it really doesn't make much difference to us, we don't have it on the market here, so it doesn't make any difference whether we learn this or not, okay, but it's very important for us to know this content here.

What we gave you, right? Now I'm going to quickly show you the difference between a trustworthy needle and a wireless needle, we took two examples, we put a video of ours on YouTube, we're going to put it here. to show you the difference between a trusty needle and a wireless needle, basically a trusty needle, it will enter the skin easier, it will make the hole more accurately, the fifth one will go in easier and the needle came out. It comes out of the holes and closes everything correctly, it will hurt a lot because we are talking about a tattoo machine that has the force to hurt the skin, so it hurts, it doesn't cut well and it doesn't fit.

The pigment and we'll think there's a problem with us, everything else, but then we're going to show you this difference. I remember that the first girl we included was Oi and this first action needle. You take what her son was. like let me put it on the G1 side and you can see the difference, right? In the park, the quality of the needle on the upper part of the needle body is much lower, but the thread is basically no thread, so what's the matter? here it hurts the skin, I didn't really see it, seriously, you heard this difference in the needles, so it's important for us to understand the materials, understand how they work and, above all, really know how they behave.

That's what this class is about, that's all, I hope it has helped you more, that day I always save a little information so that it is more objective, for you and so you can enjoy it more, this does not save so much information. in your head, and for those who want to go deeper, I always say that there is our paid course, I leave you the link below, that is a professional course, that is what we believe is the basic concepts that you should know and that all brands who produce needles should have this, they should teach this, including previous information on what seasoning we are using, bring more options for needles and numbers of needles, thicknesses of needles and everything else, however, what we have on the market is there, so I hope and when you are enough.

Next time we'll talk about the back theory, where we'll keep a little bit more of these parts here of the skin and everything else, so it'll be a good class. Great, I think. I hope you enjoy this and the next one.