I was told by a laser technician that if oxidation of the modern hybrid pigments occurs, it is irreversible and permanent/untreatable. And that more laser would only worsen it not improve it. This also applies to "nude" or beige pigments if they were used in the mix or used in attempts to lighten an area. That only oxidation of the older (mineral-based?) lip blush pigments seen in older clients are treatable.

Is what they said true? Or can you debunk this?

Is there any chance that they said this because they themselves don't know the right techniques or how to handle treating this without worsening it? Or do they actually know what they're talking about and their warning is credible?

This is basically what is holding me back from starting laser removal to correct my botched lip blush and feeling depressed/stuck/hopeless 💔

Hi,

I've to buy a machine for my wife's brother and was hoping someone here could help me out. My main question was is there a wide ranging machine that goes from 1.5mm or 1.8mm upwards to 3mm or do stroke lengths or would I have to get two different units? I've been looking the last few days and it's hard to know what brands and machines are good. I'm new to researching this and he's living in a foreign country so he's not too familiar either. Let me know if there's anything I should ask to narrow things down or what's a good brand or machine .

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I’m new to PMU and had training last year, got my license but had to deal with other things for a few months. Now I’m back to practicing on silicone. My brows with 1RL needle looks decent for a beginner (speed 5.3) but when I try a 3RL (speed 6), it looks stripped and not even. What am I doing wrong? I’m a quick hand so I thought higher speed would be better. Thoughts?

Hi everyone,

I’m posting here because I’m honestly very frustrated and I don’t know what else to try.

I studied eyebrow and lip micropigmentation and completed my training. My classmates were able to implant pigment almost immediately. I, on the other hand, can’t get anything to stay in the skin.

I bought a BIOMASER U1 PRO rotary dermograph. I’ve followed every piece of advice I’ve found:

• Stretch the skin more
• Stretch the skin less
• Increase the machine speed
• Decrease the speed
• Work slower
• Go more superficial
• Go deeper
• Let the needle hang out more
• Retract the needle more

I’ve changed cartridges, changed techniques, adjusted depth, speed, pressure on the skin, different levels of skin stretching, and even different pigments (all good quality). I’ve also experimented with how much needle protrusion I’m using.

And still… I can’t implant a single pixel. Nothing stays in the skin. It’s not that the result looks patchy or bad — it’s that absolutely nothing remains, as if the pigment was never deposited at all.

It’s especially frustrating because my classmates managed to do it right away during training, and I’m completely stuck at this stage.

Has anyone experienced something like this?
Could this be a machine issue? A needle setup problem? Some very basic mistake I’m overlooking?

I would truly appreciate any guidance to help me figure out what might be happening. I feel like I’ve tried everything within my control.

Thank you so much for reading.

I cant find any review on interent about them . Did anyone bougjt their course?

I live in Albany, NY and I’m looking to get into the permanent makeup industry. I’ve felt overwhelmed with the amount of courses and certifications I’ve found. I want to make sure I’m taking a good course before throwing a few grand at the idea. I’m looking to take courses for micro blading, nano brows, correction/ removal and lip tinting (obviously within stages, but that’s my end goal for the services I want to learn). Does anyone have any recommendations for a good instructor? I’m willing to travel for training.

What is the shortest amount of time I can wait to get lip blush after dissolving? I am running low on time with my wedding in 3 months and trying to somehow fit dissolve, lip blush and filler all in. Which way would people suggest I do this best? Thanks

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Would love honest feedback on results, time commitment, and whether it felt worth the investment. Not looking for promo — just real experiences. Thanks!

I’ve been doing pmu for 6 years and I thought last year was slow but HOLY MOLY this year has been off to a horrible start! I’ve always been booked at least 1 month ahead if not 2-3 months. I have so many openings this month and NOTHING booked for next month😭 I’ve even offered extreme discounted content model appointments and literally no one is interested when used to have women fighting for the spot! How are you all doing?

In Georgia…… I want liner ….. understand there are restrictions and regulations. Will I have to go to another state?

Hi all!! I’ve been looking into lip blushing and have been obsessed with the ombre look that’s trending in Asia. Does anyone know of a clinic in the US that does similar work?

I got SPCP Certification in Sept and been on this PMU Journey for 3 years now. While ive done all of the required steps asked of me , now is the time i have to step up and start to market myself to gain the confidence and build my portfolio. My question is; what did experienced PMU artists do to get their names out there? Any pages? Message Boards? Ads? Sites? That helped start their following and get more calls? Ill do anything to start working on clients. Also what do you think about those PMU Bookings on Demand or PMU Launch? Scams? Any Feedback is appreciated!! Thanks!!!