Thank you so much for all of the information. You are awesome and I enjoy your videos. Do you wipe with a cotton round wet with plain water when you are checking color as you go or do you wipe with another such as micellar water, etc.? Thanks again!

Its ink is same of traditional tattoo ink

How many passes ?

Can u show how you remove the ink?

Thank you for a great video. Can clients use ointment as part of aftercare. Thank you!

Brilliant !! Thank you

Thanks really helpful

How you get the saline inside the needle part do you just dip it or is it inside ?

Excellent tutorial. Best I've come across so far.

Exactly the no-nonsense info I've been trying to confirm. Thanks for posting!

I love the honesty, and the questions he asked.

Is that a Snow whitener? I enjoy your videos, btw. I've learned a lot of good micoblading technique from you.

And yes mast needles are good but there longer

Cool I tattoo but I like all these little machines I never used these but they look cool

For ombré brows do we do circles?

can you do mine? where are you located

I didn't see how you cleaned the ink off 😢🤔😔What kind of ink did you use ???? somehow on my practice skin the ink gets so messy when I wipe it off that I can't see my work😢

“Go in a circular motion” proceeds to shovel and follow the stokes of old tattoo like she’s whip shading😂😂

Love watching this. I can feel how nervous she was but you are amazing at calming and explaining!! ❤❤❤

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing your story! I am actually saving up right now to go to this school and start my career in PMU! 😃

What is the after care post removal?

Where is the result?

What is the white block you are using to practice on? I need this video is great!! Thank you

Yes, they are awesome at what they do.

Awesome video!!! These are two of the best trainers in the business. 10/10 would recommend 3D Brows for any PMU training.

Very useful thank you

Wish i had a teacher like you in my microblading course last October 2023. I am struggling with my strokes and feel insecure to do microblading on my clients. Your videos are so helpful. Thank you so much ❤

This is INCREDIBLE education! WOW! Ty!

What do you mean with „Mark it with a sharpie where the needle is writing?“ at about 1:30

Hi, is it good for eyebrow to? I am looking for one, thank you

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Is there anyone in Houston Texas that can do this?

Thank you very much for creating this video. Your explanation is so easy to understand and follow.

You showed more in this little video than a lot of ppl thank you

I like to tattoo. Is this machine good for that? I thought it might be good for doing little intricate hand or finger tattoos for example! 🤷‍♂

I'm a tattoo artist. This is not truly a standard tattoo machines...much different stroke (the distance the needles moves), smaller motor and less punch as it doesn't need to drive 5-45 needles into the skin at once. This can be done with standard True tattoo machines if u know how to set proper voltage and especially if u use the correct stroke machine and you need to control needle depth. A single needle and this looks to and 08 or 10 "bug pin" needle requires very little to puncture the skin. But that said, lines are crisp and looks good. I have done quite a bit of this with a real deal machine that I do full sleeves and back pieces with.

Is it the same size needle as you would use for microblading without the machine?

And what cream do you use after saline ? So when you finish

What cream do you use for 20 minutes ?

Omg! Where in the world are you located? I need a small portion of my left brow removed 😢

You are so amazing am struggling to draw hair strokes

What speedare you on ?

Where to purchase lift and are there classes

You said 3 round. Did you use a liner or a shader?

A few pulses of a pico laser solves this in a matter of seconds. This seems unnecessarily traumatic to the skin, lengthy and painful.

The new strokes need also retouch after one month?

Where can i buy it

What needle size is best for brows

Hello-hello! I've been hesitating for 2 years about getting PMU nano strokes+ombre (I am blonde and super pale). I feel horrible. I really need it but I have concerns that I can't seem to find the answers to. Can you please make a video about fading. I am considering an inorganic pigment as the "safest" option in terms of fading. My position: I'd rather my brows fade and go away than leave an ugly blurred out area (eg if I never retouch for instance or if I don't like them). But my concerns are that the pigment will never leave my skin and will slowly keep blurring out and never leave, OR if I retouch, as I add more retouches over the years, it'll just become more intense. So it seems like the pigmented area will slowly get "larger" from the pigment traveling slightly and potentially "darker" as more will be added and the old pigment will never fully go away (that is, if I retouch over and over). Depth is important, I know. So am I overthinking or am I right? If inorganic pigments fade, how do they fade, what is the actual science behind? Do they disintegrate and slowly leave through blood supply? If yes, will this process start coloring my face while it's happening, near the tattoo while the pigment is trying to fade/leave? After how many years would all pigments fully leave, say, if I didn't like it and never retouched (again, inorganic blonde). Or maybe I am wrong and the pigment will remain under the brows forever, but it'll just become discolored/transparent as it fades? Can you please educate us on this? A video would be appreciated. If no time, a quick reply would be amazing too :)

Dear are you talking about long taper or hybrid?