Tina DaviesProfessional 16 Curved Nano Microblade - Disposable Microblade - Includes Pigment Ring and Sticky Ruler - Sterile, 8 Pack

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I have purchased this product over and over. I use it in my business as a tattooists. You are guaranteed sharpness and quality. The blade is perfectly angled. Light in the hands. The disposal aspect is the only way to go. Safer for your clients!

I was using the u shaped ones at first and decided to get these and let me tell you how easy it is to hold the pen. It’s more comfortable being that it’s slanted compared to the U shaped ones.

As a permanent makeup and microblading artist I was excited to find these available on Amazon I had been using them prior to, but the convenience of ordering them here they arrived rather quickly and at the same price I was paying before. I love these Tina Davies classic 9 sterile disposable micro blades. They are individually packaged and I love working with these blades. I use them with my li pigments for only my microblading services.

I am a newly certified Microblading Technician and this is the second brand of Microblading tools I have used. I love the slanted needles on it because it allows me greater precision on my hairstrokes than a tool with strait needles. I don't notice a difference in the thickness of the hair stroke from the other U18 tool I have used but the Tina Davis tool seems more durable.

I have been purchasing Tina Davies microblades for the past 3 years. I LOVE this 19 shading blade. I recently tried a different brand and hated it! The only problem was that I ordered the 19 shading tool but received 14u blades by mistake. I kept the 14u because I will use them too!!

I think I have found my go to for blades. These are very good in quality. Precision cuts with ease, like slicing butter with the tight stretch. I didn't think it cut the skin because i didn't feel or hear that scratch sound but the cut was there. Just really smooth.

Before the price came down was when I bought it and I thought it was very expensive compared to others on the market. The face of the needle is very tiny so it’s only good for small detail areas of shading. You would be better off with with a larger softap needle for larger surface areas of shading. I do like that there’s a ruler on the handle as there on all the Tina Davies Microblade handles, but I agree with others that the handles are too long to work with at times.