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Usually following a oval or a rice pattern with your movement, dont stop too often, try not to drag them sideways, remember, its going to lay down ink far better then you expect, and never as solid as you wanted. My experience with Mag needles, they tend to heal lighter then I thought they would, about 30%.
With a light touch, tight skin, and good movement, a mag needle is a wonderful brush.
Remember to stay at an angle to get a good mixed lay both to the skin and to the stroke, stay tight, and take your time.
Don't stop moving when you're in the flesh.
Bleeding means you're going too deep.
Or cutting them.
The sides can cut like a razor if dragged improperly in some of the larger groupings.

That's what Spider knows.

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