Needle Depth Visually Explained-Tattooing 101

[@DanielYuck]

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[@uRgoNaLuvMyNuttz]

Whats up Daniel, whats your opinion on gitd ink?👀

[@JerAndBillyBoughtAHouse]

Okay, the Banana Demo is by far one of the best examples I have seen so far and I've watched TONS of tattoo videos as I am learning. Thank You so much for this! As a visual learner this was amazing!!

[@DanielYuck]

I am glad I am able to help you in a better direction Jeremy! Thank you for your kind feedback and support! You are appreciated. Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@SaturnCrashing]

Agreed

[@THALAPATHYANAND]

I need one question bro.. which mm sized insect the real skin..

[@francklouis-marie6342]

I was clueless 20 min ago , now I have more answers than I was hoping for , thank you for demonstrating this !

[@jinnthao9759]

THIS HAS GOT TO BE THE *BEST* NEEDLE DEPT EXPLANATION ON KZbin! LOTS OF THANKS!

[@jesshasnofilter]

In a totally platonic, positive, therapeutic, I-was-gonna-rage-quit-and-literally-clicked-on-accident...I love you , man. This is amazingly helpful. Thank you.

[@amandaterranz1514]

This is the best visual I've come across on needle depth compared to the layers of the skin. Now I just need to figure out hand speed/voltage and I'll be golden. Thanks for the awesome video!

[@woodyhiker]

The epidermis varies in thickness throughout your body. In areas of skin that experience a lot of use, like the soles of your feet and the palms of your hands, the epidermis is thicker. These areas can be as thick as 1.5 millimeters, which is about as thick as two credit cards stacked together. Eyelids The epidermis is only about 0.05 millimeters thick, which is roughly the same thickness as a sheet of copy paper.

[@ThriftyDad]

bro, this should be a mandatory viewing for every apprentice out there and a great watch for even veterans. Great video!!!!! I enjoy your content.

[@DanielYuck]

That means so much to me! Thank you very very much for the kind feedback and support David! I appreciate you. If you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@van502]

Totally agree with thriftydad. This is perfect video for any apprentice or new artist

[@erikaa9338]

Awesome video this should be mandatory for all tattoo license requirements !

[@DanielYuck]

That’s awesome to hear! I’m glad you found my video helpful! I appreciate your time on my channel and the support you’ve shown me. 🤝 If you ever have any questions feel free to drop a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction

[@Jesuamorales444]

Honestly out of all the people I watch to learn more about all things tattoo, you my friend are hands down the best. God bless you for helping us that really don’t want to have to be an apprentice at a shop forever to learn. The one thing I struggle with the most is thinking I’m going to deep but watching this video and your other one about depth helps. I’m starting to tattoo my thigh to get an even better idea of what I’m learning. Thank you!!!!!!! ❤

[@RJCemetery]

This has to be the most underrated tutorial on KZbin thank you for this! Your a hero

[@DanielYuck]

Ahh Thank you very much for the kind feedback. That really means a lot to me. I appreciate you, your time and your support.

[@brandonwhitlock4580]

Thanks so much man, I just got my first machine yesterday and I struggled with depth on my first fake skin. This was hands down the best demonstration and explanation I’ve seen. You got another subscriber.

[@GavinVickery]

Easily one of the best example videos for needle depth. Thanks for this 🙇🏻‍♂️🙏🏻

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback and support Gavin! I appreciate you.

[@treevvoor]

I know you hear this A LOT, but this was so incredibly helpful. Thank you

[@devonzachariasmedia]

You’re presentation skills have certainly improved over the years. Thanks for the in depth guide!

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome Grim! I appreciate your kind feedback. Thank you for the continued support! If you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment and I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@deadnormalanimation]

I love the subtle unintentional pun

[@devonzachariasmedia]

@@deadnormalanimation just noticed that!! 🤙

[@jennym1562]

Thank you so much for these videos. They’re so incredibly helpful. I just went and practiced on fake skin after binge watching a lot of your videos and my lines were so much cleaner than before. THANK YOU!

[@DanielYuck]

That is amazing to hear! I am glad and grateful I am able to help you in a better direction. Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@mamarain7636]

This was the perfect way to explain this. As a visual learner, it puts things into perspective. Thank you!

[@hendrihettesmit6522]

Amazing!!! Thanks for one of the BEST explanations regarding needle depth... I struggled with something and got answers from this video that I really needed... Thanks sooooo much!!!

[@mandala_monk]

by far, the best video on needle depth on youtube! thank you heaps for the information

[@DanielYuck]

Ahhh thanks for the kind feedback! I appreciate you, your time and your support! I do have a few videos on needle depth, I can leave those for you below incase you are interested in checking those out. Needle Depth Visually Explained kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJnZeoekbsaDq8ksi=ZLl_-zL8YaIuuK42 Needle Depth Settings kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJLYkmZvo76mfKMsi=XSKsU0cqKu_UXMon Needle Depth On Human Skin kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaipc2OmqLlohMUsi=6Q8JCKVKgR0GHYni Blowing Out Human Skin kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZS1hHlpnt2od80si=FxL7weLfYMwqR1ib

[@Allentox]

Great live show today Daniel lots of fun and very informative!

[@malachifrecker3328]

I think your giveaway is such an amazing opportunity, especially for artists who are struggling to acquire machines or materials. I absolutely love your videos and the fact you were willing to go as far as to audibly show what blowouts look/sound like on your own skin. Keep up the amazing videos! Great luck to everyone who enters! (:

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you so much for the kind feedback, and support you have shown me! You are appreciated. I will always try my best for you all as my goal is to help you all grow as much as 1 possibly can. I want to show you all my appreciation by giving back to you all! Giveaways are 1 of the many ways I share my appreciation for you all with you all. Again thank you for your support!

[@guadalupedelanuez8497]

This is ABSOLUTELY the BEST explanation, demonstration, in youtube or any other platform 😮 You are amazing! Thank you! very clear now👍🏻

[@mistressyodagaming]

This is the absolute best explanation I've gotten so far! Thank you!

[@CuongPham19989]

genuine video and you teach very passionately, there is no better video than it

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you so much for your support, time and feedback! I appreciate you. I try my best! If you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment.

[@johnpaul4395]

This is by far the best and most simply explained demo I have come across I appreciate your effort to explain clearly and sharing the knowledge. Thanks keep up the great content. 👍

[@elieme7719]

Great video ! The dificulty is hitting the right needle depth wile shading with a mag , coz when lining u can see slowly your needle tip but with shading 🥲🤷🏻‍♂️

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you very much for the kind feedback, I appreciate you. I know what you mean! Shading can be a bit tricky to grasp but it is totally achievable with the correct approach. I made a video explaining how I go about shading with a mag and I will link you to that video below. How To Shade With A Mag Needle kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpXVn4ufiZxleMU Should you have any questions let me know!

[@digitaltrip420]

So seeing this has really made me feel better about knowing I am on the right path on learning an practice.

[@NatachaW-d8i]

Usually I don't click like to anyone. But I click like on your video right away

[@guilhermesousa227]

the best content I've seen about this, good job man

[@DanielYuck]

That means a lot to me! Thank you for your kind feedback, for your time and for your support. You are greatly appreciated 🤝

[@upgrade1015]

This was the first thing that I learned that was very surprising. I had no idea that tattoo depth was so important.

[@Maomaozxc]

Bro is like the kind of teacher we love to have ❤

[@Uta_Chandra.H]

I'm very grateful that you open this channel. I had so many questions but so far I found my answers. Looking forward to start tattooing!

[@Dari_nailedit]

This is perfect! I just got my tattoo machine but I haven't use it yet I'm trying to gathered all the information I need first ... I love your videos they are easy to understand!

[@vvitchywomanx420]

Your videos are always so informative ❤️ this is the best representation of needle depth I've seen in a yt video so far.

[@redhairedchef]

Thank you so much for all the videos! I've decided to change my career and learning to be a semi-permanent make up artist and your videos have been an amazing help (especially the ones on depth and blowouts). Bananas are great and cheap way of learning the correct depth - I've been doing them for my assignments together with balloons (for pressure control during shading). I still have a lot of practice ahead but looking forward to it. Keep up the great work!

[@johnwing8234]

Curious : how are you using the bananas in conjunction with the ballooons? Would love to hear your method, thanks

[@redhairedchef]

@@johnwing8234 I mean they are separate exercises. You just blow the balloon and tattoo on the surface trying not to pop it. This one's not about the depth but to teach you to put the same pressure on the needle throughout the swing during shading for nice and even shading - most people tend to press a bit harder at the beginning of the swing and that's when balloon pops, not sure if that makes sense.

[@robhogate2312]

I got to say this is a pretty good video, I bought a machine not that long ago mainly to give myself a couple of tatts. I was pretty bugged out about depth and all that and the practice skins ppl are talking about you should use are a little pricey for me at the moment, but I spent like 2 something on some bananas so I figured let's try this. I used one unpeeled and cut it to work on getting a feel and visual for how deep the needle should be going, then covered the whole thing with ink trying to get my hand used to it and pulling lines and doing some shapes. Then I used the peels off of eaten ones to keep practicing and I gotta say I feel kinda confident in moving to my thigh and trying some lines and a basic design. I definitely got more I need to know about like needles,shading and so on, but like I said I'm feeling confident that I can try the basics on my skin probably without blow outs. So yeah thanks

[@mikecavasino5185]

Forsure one of the best videos out there! Great job!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you Mike! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment. Thank you for your support.

[@bombita5926]

Keep up the good work I’ve been looking for more of a visual explanation this hits the mark 💯

[@DanielYuck]

I am glad I am able to help you ! Thank you for your kind feedback and support! You are appreciated. Don't hesitate to drop a comment or comments should you ever have any questions.

[@shotgunjames4463]

I've learned so much from your videos. Basically my mentor now. 😄

[@sabs_ink]

This is the best needle depth video I have seen….and I have seen ALOT lol Thankyou!!!!

[@kalliopilyviaki]

Thank you so much for this video as always so so helpful 🧡

[@lakenclifton6681]

This is such a great explanation for visual learners

[@Barbie08081]

Geez this is the explanation I’ve been looking for to visually understand depth. Thank you so much

[@WaterLaysFlat]

Were you in the military? You make this sound Marine Corp proof! Absolutely amazing instructional video!

[@billylowe507]

Great video that simplifies it so I understand thanks

[@michaelbrassington7549]

I’ve learnt a lot from this demonstration. Good work and thank you

[@EvoFXDL]

Thanks for the chance in your giveaway! Thank you for taking your time to share your knowledge!!

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome! Thank you for your feedback and support Dude! I appreciate you.

[@suedemillionsasabdullsbeatspro]

Excellent video my brother!!!great detail explanation!!!!

[@milanavalua8584]

i absolutely appreciate this video!!!! is this also apply for eyebrow tattoo? PMU?

[@clucasgs3]

This video answered my previous question perfectly. Thanks again, Daniel!

[@kristenbennett8495]

This was a wonderful demonstration thank you! Just curious, i find myself having to go a little deeper on fake skins to get appropriate saturation for a single pass line, is this pretty typical? Human skin seems to take the ink a lot easier

[@Kat-nq8pu]

This bannana demo is fantastic! I cant wait to try this!

[@petie657]

Now you are showing awesome In depth 💯💯💯👊👊👊

[@killzann7757]

U a legend dude... examples were insane

[@redrobotmonkey]

The banana! What a great way to teach depth.

[@cocosholistic_apothecay]

How does epidermis depth of the palms & feet differ in depth, from that of most other body/skin surfaces? I am aware that these two body planes have an extra layer within the epidermis before the dermis. However, I am unclear on how deep the needle should go to get to the dermis through the palms or souls of the feet, seeing as how the turnover rate is so high in those places, & that layer of the lower epidermis must be passed to get to the dermis.

[@krilf2116]

Could you a explain shading or packing in color like this in terms of depth going into the skin

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great idea! I can make a video explaining more about this. I recently made a couple of videos of me testing out tattooing with red tattoo ink and rose designs. I will link them for you below. Stay with me as I being a full in depth video on how I go about shading and packing color. Red Ink Rose Tattoo kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5PKhImqqtmofs0 Red Rose Close Up Tattoo kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnyYZ4B6pNJjm6c

[@krilf2116]

@@DanielYuck for sure man i thank you for taking your time on your videos they’re really helpful 👍🏼

[@ed9154]

Thank you for sharing your time and experience.

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome Ed! Thank you as well for dropping a comment and showing support! I appreciate you.

[@faezehdigiovanni5090]

You demonstrated the skin layers so well 😍🥰👍

[@ErricaRoberts-ne8yz]

Hey man thank you so much that was a PERFECT video. I learned a lot.

[@handgemachtnaildesignbymel2951]

Hey 😊 Tha k you so much for all your videos, they help me a lot! I've got a question: some artists saying you'll feel it when you hit the right depth. How does that feel on the machine? And why doesn't I get any ink unte my skin? I'm using a 3rl with 6,5 v and 4,2 stroke. After pulling a line and swiping over, there's no ink inside the skin. What am I doing wrong? 😐

[@DMULLER-J62]

I've watched a few different videos about needle depth that I'm not going to name but they always just say "Hey, hit the dermis" as a summing up of the video... they don't actually explain how deep that may be in relation to things we might already know like coins and bananas This video was great because it related it to real world objects that pretty much EVERYONE has handled at some point. Instead of just saying "Hit about 1.5 to 2mm below the skin on average but it varies where you go

[@ruwanthadhananjaya318]

Thak you for explaining in such a way.! Really helpful!❤

[@mariofourney1]

Great video very informative I'm having an issue with I guess only hitting the epidermis at some spots and I cannot visually tell until I have to touch up the tattoo because it fell out do you have any advice on how to tell

[@theosilva2911]

I think my comment got spam filtered bc I was trying to link an image, but I wanted to ask if the 1.5mm average everyone mentions is the start of the dermis, the center, or the end of the dermis? Since it's a layer with depth, I wasn't sure :o

[@PsykotikTattoo_ACUS]

Since every skin is not the same, the depth of the dermis can be 1.5-2mm, but in some areas where the skin is thinner it might not even be that deep, you can know it when the needle breaks the skin by the sound it makes

[@DanielYuck]

Ahhh I apologize about that! I would say @PsykotikTattoo is accurate. I would say going about 1.5mm-2mm from the top of the skin is how I look at it. Everyone is different and every spot has a different depth. I would recommend to invest into some fake skins to get comfortable with the idea of finding the dermis. I also made a full in depth video on how to go about finding the dermis and I will link that to you below. Finding The Dermis kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6aVY3SLitOjpq8 Should you have any questions drop a comment.

[@priyaarts9498]

Your giving sach a good explanation about needle depth 👍🏻❤️

[@EacheArte]

Great video, very informative!!

[@matthewb2507]

Great visual explanation 👍

[@crystalduplessis6876]

This was SO helpful! Thank you so much.

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome! Thank you as well for your support and feedback! I appreciate you.

[@Jaarondyer]

When shading & doing black and grey, are you still trying to get the same depth? Or are you staying out on the epidermis in some spots so it fades or lightens up?

[@AlvinBuyaganMusic]

Nice in depth video. Hope to win the surprises!!

[@PsykotikTattoo_ACUS]

Another excellent vídeo🤘🏻

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you bro! I appreciate you, your time and continued support. Thank you as well for always supporting! It means a lot to us!

[@aplaca442]

How do you know or how can you find out how thick the skin is in each area? Because it does vary...

[@irvinsoltero5126]

Is it a thing to have your needle depth out perfectly, say 1.6-1.75ish mm and you can somewhat almost lightly drag the cartridge against the skin? Or that just not a very sanitary way of doing it? By the way... this is an amazing helpful video. Your awesome dude

[@x7HA_i23APERx]

Great tutorial thank you❤️💯

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome! Thank you as well for taking the time to leave me feedback. I appreciate you, your time and your support.

[@Dewey_Boondye420]

the banana is actually a perfect representation as the dermis is between 1 - 4mm the average banana peel is about 3.6mm. anything less than 1.5mm and you risk not going deep enough and anything over 3.5mm is potential blowout territory. so on paper if i hung my needles out about 3mm i should be able to use about half (1.5mm) of my needles and still be fine if i accidentally went in deeper.. infact i SHOULD be fine even if i stuck the whole needle in, though this simply is not the case. on paper, blowouts should be nearly impossible, noone sticks their needles out 4mm infact most machines only allow them to go out about 4mm. but i have seen people blowout at 3mm so either medical textbooks are wrong about the depth of the dermis or our understanding of blowouts is wrong (not yours, the INDUSTRYS). because on paper this phenomenon should be VERY difficult to have happen, however it is fairly common.. id like to say as long as ur needle doesn't hit the actual banana once you've peeled the skin away then you should be fine.. but id be wrong. just when you run the numbers most of the fake skins are TOO thin. you should be able to blow out a 1.6mm fake skin without blowing out a 4mm human dermis.. either way, weather the medical books are wrong or tattooists are wrong.. i have found that 3=blowouts (not 4.1) but 3.. i have found that 1mm is not deep enough (even though 1.1mm should technically be) i have found that honestly 2mm seems to be the perfect sweet spot. i like to hang my needle waaay out there though.. i guess around 3mm so if i use the bottom 1.6-2mm i should be good.. if i slip up and go mostly in.. it will end up slightly raised but not blown out.. id have to press it in all the way for it to blow out very badly (atleast i think).. its just confusing when anything under 3.5-4mm should be safe according to "how deep the dermis is" but for whatever reason its not actually safe. it seems anything over 2.1 is seriously pushing it. around 2.5 is when it seems to start getting into some scarring territory & pushing it way too close to blowout. (i think infact some blowouts occur at 2.5-2.8mm) but i also thing some "scratches" occur at 1.3-1.4mm. 1.6-2.0mm seems to be the sweet spot. which is all weird to me when im reading the dermis is 1mm and goes to 4mm before reaching the sub fat. i know its less in some areas like the eyelids but im talking about arms/legs even.. blowouts occuring at 2.6mm+ i wish we could go by what the anatomy books say because then the banana peel would quite LITERALLY represent the dermis depth. idk, its all confusing to me lol

[@miguelbarrigaart824]

I understand this depth for lining but when shading why is this depth not consistent? Artist say the ink falls out if it’s not deep enough so why does depth not apply to shading? I hope this question isn’t too confusing. 👍

[@SaintJude66]

Just got a wormhole wtk086 bro it is actually pretty good bro but one thing I’m wondering is why does the ink not stay? On the fake skin n also it’s element nighthawk black

[@DanielYuck]

Thats awesome! I am excited for you! What fake skin are you using? It could be a number of things. It is a bit hard to say because I can not see your work. You can send me an email of your image so I can elaborate more for you to [e-mail] Some common reasons could be hand speed and voltage, others can be the sake skin type, needle depth, it is almost impossible to answer accurately.

[@petie657]

what is Usual Voltage for lining and for Shading????

[@AndyStarrrr]

I think my hawkink cartridges may be pushing the needle out a bit too far. Is there a fix for that or will I have to just buy new ones? Thank you sm! Your videos are extremely useful for me i practice one of your designs everyday I've started having to repeat some.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the kind feedback and support! I appreciate you. I think it would vary and depend on the performance you're getting when hanging your needle out. Are you getting any needle wobbles?

[@AndyStarrrr]

@@DanielYuck not any more wobbles than when I was working with the tubes and needles on my rotary, but when I tattoo on human skin it hurts more and seems to be a lot more irritated. And of course! Your videos have been immensely helpful in my journey.

[@Celebritycloud]

Hey Daniel thank You so much for This Video but i have a question , is this Same Processing when You shading ? Sorry for that but iam learning 😅 so when i shading i always hast to try hitting the dermis i mean shading be really scratchy 😅😅😅 i Hope you know what i mean

[@timigold3909]

For this kind of video I'm suscribing

[@daiisan6955]

when blowing out skin do you still hear the sizzle or breaking of the skin?

[@gwareb8842]

What would be the depth for fingers i have pretty skinny fingers

[@DanielYuck]

Thats a tricky question to answer! I would say there is no 1 number depth as everyone is going to be different. Some may have smaller hands which may have thinner skin on the fingers, some have larger hands which may result in thicker skin. I recently made a video sharing how I go about tattooing fingers. I will link it for you below. How To Tattoo Fingers kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHS1hKBparOarZIsi=DnL6F6rR5MQp1Mau

[@BeatRapStyle]

Great demo how to do it

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the kind feedback and support! I appreciate you.

[@kristinaomidvar2588]

Thank you for doing this video!

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you for your time and support. You are appreciated.

[@francklouis-marie6342]

great instructional !

[@DanielYuck]

I am glad I was able to help you in a better direction. Thank you for the super thanks and support! You are appreciated! 🤝

[@YNotStudio07]

Bro.. What needle is best for filling and lining

[@kiran8305]

sir,,,what is the needle debth and pressure? it is said that its all abt pressure of the machine and needle onto the skin,,then if i increas ethe pressure for darkness bviousely the needle debth is increased more than the required debth...then how? whats the difference between needle debth and pressure?

[@pinkdolphine9757]

Can you do a video with mags

[@petie657]

So if you're going a little deep,then lines are bleeding off and on Right????

[@brittlee6272]

Great video!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you very much for the feedback and support! I appreciate you.

[@leonora070599]

This is amazing

[@Asa-wt9xt]

so the depth for the skin is 1.5 or 2.0mm ?

[@priscillaibanichuka5417]

Had my first attempt using a tattoo machine on fake skin yesterday. I suck 😅🫠 but I’ll keep practicing

[@DanielYuck]

I remember my first time tattooing fake skin. It was not a good experience and I did very very bad. We all start somewhere. Just keep pushing and learning and you'll be rewarded.

[@seancahalinchristianbrothe1400]

I had a heavy handed lazy artist use a liner to push color into a part of my back When it healed, it scabbed and almost all of the orange coloring on my tiger came out

[@janiedavis6709]

Your video by far surpass any others out there! This was beyond helpful. Thank you! #DanielYuck

[@timigold3909]

Whst happen if I hit the skin epidemis first time , demise second time 🤔🙏 ?

[@LeloRC2003]

So I have a question sometimes my lines are skinny & sometimes there thick does the skinny lines happen from me not going deep enough? & in your opinion what’s the best needle for smaller line tattoos?

[@DanielYuck]

Ahh for me when I have experienced fluctuations in my lines it would typically be because my needle depth varied on that line. Keep in mind there can be other reasons why the line is not consistent but typically it can be caused by the inconsistency. The deeper the needle goes the thicker the line will be, the lighter we go the thinner the line is and remains "truer" to the configuration. For me personally I haven't really come across a smaller needle I don't like. I would say Quelle Needles, CNC Police are some that come to mind. CNC Police Needles amzn.to/3X7yuC3 Quelle Needles amzn.to/3D25h3F How small of a needle are we talking tho?

[@LeloRC2003]

Nothing to small just enough to do hand tattoos & smaller also what sizes do you use like my base right now I’m using 1205RL from padieoe

[@LeloRC2003]

@@DanielYuck oh also I forgot to mention I hang out my needle I don’t like riding the tube or not seeing where I’m going with my lines

[@HipHopLiveSpot]

Wish you would have talked about sound and vibration when hitting the dermis. Other wise great Job thx for all you do

[@biroka96]

He did in an earlier video about needle depth :)

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the feedback and support! I appreciate you. I made a video a bit ago on how to find the dermis in which I will link for you below. I do touch base more about finding the dermis and how I go about doing so in this video. Should you have any questions at all don't hesitate to let me know. Finding The Dermis kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6aVY3SLitOjpq8

[@DanielYuck]

@@biroka96 Thank you so much! I appreciate your response.