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TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge Stacie-Rae A.R.T. Refine Collection

Name: TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge Stacie-Rae A.R.T. Refine Collection
Brand: TATSoul
SKU: EG2C-SR-ARC
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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The “Refine” collection was designed for the second pass. Once the first pass is healed, any adjustments needed are done to ensure a lasting & realistic outcome.
The Refine A.R.T. collection contains 5 cartridges each of the following configurations:
- TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge #12 3 Round Liner
- TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge #12 5 Round Shader
- TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge #12 7 Curved Magnum
- TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge #12 11 Curved Magnum
Perfect Needle Taper
Perfect Membrane Tension
Thin Profile
Cartridge Finger Ledge
Quality Process

TATSoul Envy Gen 2 Cartridge Stacie-Rae A.R.T. Refine Collection

The number one priority of Areola Restorative Tattooing is the long-term happiness of the Breast Cancer Survivor. The technical application must be masterful so that re reduce the risk of harm to delicate tissue. These needles are designed to help trained and experienced tattooists create their absolute best work. - Stacie Rae

TATSoul, in collaboration with Stacie Rae, have come up with collections of TATSoul Envy Gen 2 configurations tailored for A.R.T. These configurations have been hand-selected by Stacie Rae, to ensure the most success when conducting restorative work.

An Artist and Survivor Who Helps Others Reclaim Their Bodies

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

For Stacie-Rae, tattoos are more than a hobby or profession, they are a lifelong passion that has followed her going as far back as 1989, when she received her first tattoo and fell in love with the process. Since her entry into the tattoo artist community, much remains the same. Her passion, skill, and ability to exceed at what many within the industry believed to be impossible. And yet, in 2009, immediately after her mother’s death to cancer, she received a BRCA1+ diagnosis and chose to have a preventative mastectomy upon her doctors prompting when a mass was found. This would forever change the way she viewed her career.

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