How to use a 0.25mm 11RS shader

A shader is a needle designed for a specific purpose. It is usually thinner than a standard needle and is marked with the letters RS (round shader) or RL (round liner). The RS stands for round shader and RL stands for round liner. These two types of shaders are used to create shadows and are ideal for shading. The RS or WL denotes the length of the needle and the corresponding length of the tube.

A shader is a thin, round needle used to draw outlines and shading. A 0.25mm 11RS shader is similar to a liner. The needle is tightly packed to create a thicker line. It is also great for packing and shading colors so it doesn't damage the skin.

The double stack magnums are larger than single stack magnums and have more pins. They are used for intricate shading and color work and are perfect for neo-traditional, Samoan and traditional art. There are two main types of shaders: a single stacked and a double stacked magnum. A dual shader has a higher pin count, which is helpful for subtlety and color realism.

This shader has a flat shape that is soldered to the needle bar. They are good for lines, lettering and geometric patterns. They are often used for semi-permanent makeup. The curved shape distributes the ink more evenly.

With a high level of accuracy, this needle allows you to create a realistic and precise image. For a larger tattoo, you should consider using a #6 gauge.

These are available at EL CARTEL in packs of 10.