Machine Comparison for permanent makeup artists (Vahalla / xion / bellar / flux s AND battery packs) 

Im glad you found it useful :)

Super video Layla!!! ♥️ ♥️ Very useful... Looking forword to try the Valhalla...!!! Is not certified in Italy.. So I can't use it unfortunately... Well.. I have a question... In this days, a friend of mine borrowed a traditional pmu machine.. The one that uses Nataliya Yeremenko with separate needle and nazzle... Well I don't have hits original power supply so I have to run it with a critical(I have the atomx) . Do you know with voltage do I have to run it with? Don't want to damage the machine... Going too high... Now I'm around 9.5.. Hope you'll answer ❤️ you do a very great job!

Hey :) oh yes i have a similar pen here for the needle & nozzles - i run this around 9ish on my atom so i think you should be fine. Try to get used to listening to your machine and feeling it - it will give you a good idea of where to run it at x

@@ThePMUCircle thanks a lot!! I've seen it that's why I asked.. ❤ I'm listening but it's way more noisy than other machines so I need to get used to it... But still dreaming valhalla!! ♥️ Thanks a lot again! ♥️

@@annalisabecchetti533 hi, since you mentioned your are from Italy ,do you guys have better brand ? thanks

amazing so glad it has helped x

Hi there! Beginner here. I'm stuck and overwhelmed with what to pick. What did you get after all? I'm doing lip blush btw.

yes i sure have, its really nice i love it for lining work x

The bellar would be much nicer for hairstrokes than the flux - smaller & nicer for precision work :)

Speed will really depend on your technique and hand speed. As a guide i tend to run it around 7-8 volts for shading and 9-10 volts for lining

hey, i tend to stay away from chaper devices as they never end up as reliable. in all my years none of these have ever given me any issues. Cheaper ones like the mast for example, we had so many faulty within months

Its a beautiful machine and so versatile 😍 def my fave x

Either would be absolutely fine but i tend to pick my vahalla up more for shading work & eyeliners :)

@@ThePMUCircle Thanks for the advice. On separate note do you ever use less than 2.5mm stroke length?

@@eunhyecha5374 very rarely - i do prefer working with 2.5 and higher because i am very light handed x

Thank you!!

The bellar was designed for lining so id say this is nicer for strokes but my fave is the axys valkyr for strokes :) its slightly smaller & lighter than the vahalla

vibration is quite similar between the two, probably xion if i had to choose

Not that i am aware of x

I sure have absolutely love it great if you like the smaller machines x

the axys machines have disposable grip options :)

Of course, my faves are vertix or defenderr x

hey they do usually come in a sealed box

Critical battery pack :)

Itl work with any universal cartridge x

I use it for everything its a beautiful machine 😍 yes they take any universal cartridge x

@@ThePMUCircle so glad I waited and did research. I believe it is a new release! I am also scared bc it is my first rotary machine!

Yes I use both at the clinic.

The axys valkyr is my fave x

hey for the uk: www.hqpmushop.com or for the US www.micropmutattoosupply.com

Axys Valhalla is sold out on the US website link you sent. Can I buy it on Amazon? Or is there any other website?

I usually work between 5-6 on the critical atom

Id go with the valhalla personally due to its versatility x

Im afraid not, the bellar has a dc connection instead of an Rca. Im sure microbeau will eventually do one in dc x

it really is such a personal preference!

try www.micropmutattoosupply.com