Great micro-rooting requires a great tool. There are many pin vise tools out there but the mushroom handle of our pin vise is one of the most comfortable and ergonomic designs available. The design spreads the pressure out evenly over the palm of the hand to help prevent excessive hand fatigue when rooting a full head of hair.
Our pin vise does not use cheap rubber bands to hold the needles in place but instead actually uses a metal chuck just like an electric hand drill uses. This design will hold the needle better and longer with out wobbling around. If you are going to micro-root then you will want a durable, comfortable, and long lasting tool like the mushroom pin vise. 

Are you ready for an in-depth class on rooting your newborn baby's hair? When rooted correctly everyone will think your baby must have grown the hair, it looks so real! This DVD explains how we get the newborn hair to look that way, what kind of hair we recommend, and what tools are used to achieve the best results. Here are just a few more of the topics covered:  
How many different grades and colors of hair are there?
What are the differences in hair I can use?
What fibers should I avoid and why?
When should I root versus use a wig?
What kind of needles are best and why?
Do you root before you paint or after?
How should I hold the needle?
What can go wrong while rooting?
Can I cut the hair?
Can I root eyelashes and eyebrows?

Printed on an 8.5" x 11" gloss paper.
Guidance charts can help you perfect the realism in your reborning!
Doll makers have been using photo-type technique sheets for decades now. It's one thing to explain where to paint the veins but another to actually be able to see them.
Each technique sheet comes printed on an 8.5" x 11" gloss paper. Keep them in a clear page protector and they will last a life time.