Thank you! I’m new to PMU and have been struggling trying to shade with the pendulum hitting the skin in “both” directions. I just tried the one direction toward that you recommended and it helped tremendously!! 💋
I don’t understand the pendulum technique in blushing. It creates this type of shading where you can see the line between where it was shaded darker and you lightened up on the downstroke. I feel like a circular motion would produce better results. As a tattooer, that is how we are typically taught to pack color.
Bevause the skin tissue is different on the lips and parking color in circular motions will tear the tissue up and cause a blotchy appearance when healed, where this will heal naturally pretty and natural looking
Hi Erica I’m so pleased that I came across your video it was so calm, clear and informative! I also like the way you reply to every question so well ❤😊 thank you!
Hi love the video! So you did 3 passes on the lips in different directions each time? Is that what you would do on a client as well or was this just on the latex?
I have trouble leaving little harder marks, do I need a lighter hand? I’m also doing the movement away from me. Are you doing the movement towards you?
This can be impacted by how you hold the device and move your hand. You should be able to shade in multiple directions, towards yourself, away from yourself, and in both directions. Shading is the basis for all modern permanent makeup- lips, brows, and liner. If you are not comfortable, please consider enrolling in our course from anywhere in the world and live stream for 5 weeks- permanentmakeupaestheticsclinic.com/132-hour-permanent-makeup-academy
Hello and thank you! I'm not sure what machine you are using but I would recommend you probably put your machine at the 2 or 3 setting. You don't want it too slow because you want a nice pixilation effect for the best look. You don't want too be too fast or slow, somewhere in the middle. So I would probably stay away from 1 and 4. I wish you the best of luck!
Hello, I am using the Mast Rotary Machine with a 1RL 35mm and I am struggling to get an even effect of shading on my latex. do you think using the Vertix nano 1 Liner will make any difference to my work?
Hello and thank you for your message! I do not believe that will make that big of an impact. The truth is that we need to train your hand how to move evenly to achieve this result. I am going to make a video on this topic and I will try and get it out within the next few weeks. Thank you!
Hello, Yes. If there is a history of cold sores, there needs to be antiviral medication prescribed and taken prior to the treatment, during, and after.
Great question! I go over this all in my class- it is the most comprehensive training in the world! You can live stream from anywhere in the world. To answer in a quick way, the needle should be in the garage of the cartridge while off. It should be at the tip of the inside of the cartridge and then when the machine powers on, it will be the correct length. Also, the volume of the lips will need to be assessed, and change the depth based on this! Please DM me on insta if you need any additional help! @ericaroybal1
Hello and thank you for watching! It depends on the machine. Typically it is anywhere from 1.5mm to 3mm for the needle length. I only use 1RL on the entire lip treatment unless they want a lip stick effect. For a lipstick effect I start with a 1RL and transition to a 7RL.
@@VanessaVillasmil Hello and thank you for watching! The length of the needle will be different for each machine and same for the speed. Let me know what hand piece you are using and if I have had experience with it I can let you know my recommendation.
With a single needle I use a 90 degree angle. The more needles you use the more slanted you need to make your hand. I will try and make a video demonstrating this in the near future. Thank you!
Hello dear! There could be a lot of factors as to why- I offer training that you can live stream from anywhere in the world! coloradoaestheticsacademy.com/132-hour-permanent-makeup-academy
It depends on what results they are trying to achieve and it depends on how thick their skin is. Everyone is different. For a more bold saturated look it requires more passes.
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Yes I would like to know this because I got a lip shading done and when the peeling process came it all peeled off there was no new color under it or anything😢 I wanted a darker color to match my upper lip but it didn’t work and we’re trying to figure out why.
Hello hon, A few reasons this can happen. 1. What is the color of your natural lips? 2. What was the technique and device the artist used? 3. How many layers of color were implanted? Please let me know these details and I can help troubleshoot!
@@ericaroybal6475 ok the color of my natural lips are dark brown at the top but transitions into a dark pink mid way on my top lip ( making a line and seeing the difference between the to colors like this color 🟤 to💄) with my bottom it’s all dark pink so this color 💄 2) I believe she used just a tattoo gun but numbed my lips before 3) she put about 4 to 5 layers ( because are other 2 appointments nothing happened to my lips) I wanted to get this done for my graduation but it’s not working please help
@@myateixeira5691 Hello! Okay So the color needs to be neutralized. You need to use a neutralizer (yellow or orange color). Also, the depth of the work needs to be completed with respect to your lip volume. Do you have small, medium or large lips?
