I'm looking for a good liner. A tattoo machine. A liner. Not makeup. Help?

Let's try this question again. And I repeat. I am NOT looking for EYE liner. No makeup. None. Thank you.





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So, I've come to accept the fact that the Paolini machine I want is out of my price range.





I need to settle for something cheaper; but I'm at a loss. Does anybody have any good recommendations for moi?I'm looking for a good liner. A tattoo machine. A liner. Not makeup. Help?
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Superior makes great products. I have been using them for 15 years.





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That is the black raven for $69 you can have it COD for shipping + $7.50 more. Just order it and when it gets there give the postman a money order. They have better machines but more expensive. You did not give a price range so I showed you the cheapest. You can check other machines on that site while you are there if you can afford more.I'm looking for a good liner. A tattoo machine. A liner. Not makeup. Help?
The cheap machines are cheap for a reason.........because they are low quality cheap machines. Honestly, if I were you I would save my money and buy a decent machine. Expect to pay anywhere from $200+. If you are familiar with the logistics of a tattoo machine (building and tuning) then you can buy a cheap one because 100% of the time they need some tweaking, but if you are inexperienced I would stay away from them. Trust me, I was once in your shoes, someone then guided me in the right direction on machine quality and I can't thank them enough. For liners? What needle grouping are you running? For smaller needles, I would recommend a cutback liner, Technical tattoo supply has some for relatively cheap. For larger groupings, 9's and up, I recommend the Watson from Pulse International. That machine is amazing and the customer service at Pulse is next to none. Any machine from Pulse is amazing.
Got ya,not eyeliner...here,this ones good...
this one works quite well, and it's not too expensive: http://i36.tinypic.com/1zw0keu.jpg