how to choose pigment for microblading | QM Makeup Guide

Yes. The active ingredient of the neutralizer is an oxidant agent, which reconnects the disulfide bonds in the eyelashes that were broken by the perming lotion. Commonly used oxidants are sodium bromate and hydrogen peroxide. Sodium bromate works best at a neutral pH value, and can achieve a firm, elastic styling effect.

Tattoo butter balm is the best aftercare for tattoo, here are the general steps and suggestions for using tattoo repair balm.

Use phase:

Use before tattoo: Before tattooing, tattoo repair balm can be used on the tattoo area to help keep the skin moisturized, reduce friction during tattooing, and reduce skin damage.

After tattooing: After the tattoo artist completes the tattoo, it is recommended to use the repair cream for the first time to protect the new tattoo area.

During the healing period: In the next few weeks, the repair balm can be used every day to help keep the skin moisturized and prevent dryness and scabbing.

Daily care: The repair balm can be used every day on the old tattoo area to effectively prevent the old tattoo from fading. It has the effect of enhancing the color and keeping the faded old tattoo bright.

How to use:

Cleaning: Before using the repair balm, clean the tattoo area with warm water and soap-free lotion and pat dry gently.

Apply the repair balm: Take an appropriate amount of the repair balm and apply it evenly on the tattoo area, making sure to cover the entire area.

Gently massage: Gently massage the repair cream to allow it to better penetrate the skin.

Frequency: Apply 1 to 3 times a day according to the product instructions or the tattoo artist's advice to keep the skin moist.

Avoid irritation: During your recovery period, avoid using products containing alcohol or fragrances, as well as overexposure to the sun.

Currently, the more popular thicknesses are 0.16mm and 0.18mm; the popular sizes are 16U, 18U, and 18P. How to choose a microblading brow tools that suits you can refer to the advice on choosing a best microblading blade to use, which depends largely on several factors, including the type of eyebrow tattoo, the degree of detail required, and personal tattooing skills. Here are some basic guidelines:

Type of eyebrow tattoo: Detail and line tattoo: Finer lines and details can usually be achieved with finer needles (such as 0.16mm or 0.18mm).

Filling and shading: Slightly thicker needles (such as 0.20mm or 0.25mm) may be required to achieve better color coverage and shading effects on the skin.

Personal tattooing technique: Novice tattoo artists may tend to use thicker needles to minimize the operation time on the skin, while experienced tattoo artists have the flexibility to choose needles of different thicknesses to achieve more diverse effects.

Skin type: The texture and thickness of different skin will also affect the choice of needles. Thicker skin may require slightly thicker needles to ensure color and lines penetrate effectively.

Hair Condition: The thickness of your client’s natural hair is also an important factor in choosing needle thickness. Thicker hair requires slightly thicker needles to ensure lines are consistent with the natural hair.

For secondary numbness after skin breakage, we recommend using secondary numbing essence. This is because pre numb tattoo cream takes at least 25 minutes to take effect, and the waiting time will be longer, while the secondary numbing essence only takes 3-5 minutes to take effect, which will not delay the treatment time. At the same time, since the patient's tattoo is in a state of broken skin, too long waiting time will increase the risk of infection.

On average, our pigments last about 1-5 years without fading, depending on the clients individual differences and the depth of the tattoo operation.