Can you do a video on HOW to choose what supplies to buy. Like, why would I choose this brand of microblading tools as opposed to that one. So far, I'm only buying my trainer's brand of pigment and tools but I'd like to try other less costly supplies that are also good. I feel like I don't really understand enough about the tools etc to make those informed decisions. Thanks for this video!! Keep up the great work.
What is it that you don't understand about the tools? bc the first step is to understand your tools and what you like about them or dislike (obviously this will come with time and practice). Next, what tools are you talking about? pigmetns? blades? I do have a couple videos that you might find helpful but not sure if its what you're looking for. 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/6qC8rYl2nnM/w-d-xo.html 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/OFCvZBzriXw/w-d-xo.html
I strongly disagree! Phi pigments, TDP, perma blend are not best advised for beginning microblading technicians. these are organic pigments and are carbon based pigment, brighter and stronger, smaller in molecules and they stay in the body longer and these pigments are less forgiving, if a beginner made mistake then its hard to UN-do and organic pigments will always age cool. It is strongly advised for beginner to use Inorganic pigments ( iron oxide ) they are sheer and lighter. Very ideal for less experienced tech such us LI aqua, Monica Ivani, biotech and etc. because they will fade away quicker although fade warmer BUT they will still fade correctly! If technician is more confident of his/her work and more experienced then can use organic pigments. Microblading will heal ashy and if it goes deeper it will heal more ashy to grey.
I read about this. I am new and did hear that those pigments are healing ashy. I definitely will start out with LI Aqua I just need help figuring out which colors to start with.
thank you so much ! Your videos has help me so much i did a microblading training for 2 day and i did not get nothing i felt like she rush the training .Thanks to you i have more knowledge.
I’m so glad. Good luck with everything. If you feel like you need more training I have an online course thay would be super helpful 👉🏻 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Hi, I love your videos. This was really helpful! Thank you so much for the tips you share with us❤️ When I did my training did not get all the information about microblading! My trainer use to add orange modifier to permablend pigment not sure why. Could not ask lots questions because I was told “we all have to start somewhere” and this knocked my confidence! I live In The UK and we have been in lockdown for a couple of months. I am a beginner, I would love to see a video on how to mix colours. Can’t wait to start doing microblading again. So thank so much for sharing❤️
UGHHHH such a bummer. I;m sorry about the lockdown. And yes, we do all have to start somewhere, however I feel like that was a question. that should've been answered. She probably added orange to take out any ashiness.
Hi there ! This was helpful but I will say if you use Phi Brow 3 especially, eyebrows do turn brown (even if you don’t go deep) and even when you do add red or yellow. With Tina Davies, ebony turns grey if you don’t add anything to it 😊
easier to work with is PHI for sure, especially if youre a newbie. Over time they will start to fade to a more ashy color but this is why you do touch ups. I do love Tina Davies or permablend for the color retention but very hard to work with bc theyre so watery.
So to understand…you don’t use the phi pigments for machine work…correct? And I was told you can not mix brands on the skin. For example, if I use phi pigments to stroke and then I use another brand to shade with a machine it can cause a reaction? …is this true. Also, what machine do you recommend for shading? And do you have an online course for this? Thank you. You truly are the most communicative pmu artist on the web.
I am scheduled to get microblading done in a week. The lady uses Li pigments. I look like I'll be her 1st brown client. I hope Li pigments work for my lite brown skin?
My biggest question about pigments that I can't seem to find an explanation anywhere, is why they only last for 1 year once they've been opened? Or if that's just a marketing tactic? Would love some feedback! Thank you so much!
that's a GREAT question. I would contact Tina Davies company bc they are extremely knowledgable and helpful! they would be happy to answer your question.
I like them both. The only thing that I wish- is that permablend had the same type of color chart that Tina Davies provides for her pigments. But they’re both very similar bc they’re developed by the guy who makes the permablend pigments
@@bossbrowsla Thank you very much for your feedback I tested both and I find that tina holds better, however much prefers phi I do not know if I practice it correctly
thats a great idea. i go over all of that in my online training. 👌🏼 Here is the link if youre interested in perfecting your craft 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com 💻
Thankss, I was thinking to try phi or Tina Davis . But after watching this video.. phi it is! I ve been using Korean ink (Dr drawing, doreme, cell line)
that's awesome! do you know how to use Phi? I don't have a video on it in my TH-cam channel. but I do go over in depth how to use it on my online training course. I also review how to do color corrections with phi 👌🏼 If you are interested in signing up for the Microblading + manual shading course I actually have a mothers day sale going on right now!😍 10% off Online Training (so you save $150). Just use code: MOTHERSWHOSLAY. Here is the link in case you wanna check it out 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
@@anabnana23 I am used to it so I like it. I tried phi ink lately, I do think they are more pigmented than the Korea brand. But colors wise, I like Korea brand better, maybe due to our skin tone. If u using manual pen, please try the embo ink, the thicker one. do not try the mix/machine ink, u will hv hard time.
So I get tools from many different websites. I sell some of the items I use. Can be found here 👉🏻 bossbrowsla.com/online-store and then here’s my Amazon shopping list for other random items 👉🏻 www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AE2ONGGTG3DCLRROOVEXXP6UMZZQ/14EGJ77MFA3K9 I also like Tina Davies for pigments and aftercare and phishop.com for pigments and tons of tools and blades. They’re awesome. 👍🏻
I've been using an ink line that the school I went to supplied. I researched it and it cost $22 a bottle. I've microbladed 5 clients so far and none have retained the ink even after a week :( I'm convinced it's the ink brand. Have you had a similar issue before? Thank you for these videos btw
Hi, usually ink provided by school is temporary so it’s not going to last. You have to buy your ink for clients after you’re done your courses yourself. At least that’s what I learned when I asked my instructor when I took my classes. They don’t want to take a chance by providing permanent ink. Hope that answers your question 🥰
Thank you so much for all of your helpful information! It is extremely needed for us beginners! 😁 I've been trained using Softaps pigments and I was wondering if you've ever used them and what's your opinion. I'm really trying to understand where they stand compared to Phi.
Use li pigments from girlsink , their eyebrows pigments are fantastic but for lips I recommend S academy pigments . For eyebrows in general , phi , li and perma and tina are on the top list For lips , S academy pigments , shine , phi and perma and tina Davis are good
The online microblading course is $1500 which includes the full microblading kit. Here is the link to sign up ➡️ trainlikeaboss.teachable.com we can also set up a phone call to answer any of your questions. 1(314)380-0880 or email me kristi@bossbrowsla.com
Thank you, I’ve been debating on getting the Tina Davies pigments for months. I was really concerned about the color staying true. You definitely helped my decision:)
Hi. I offer an online training class that has been used by students all over the world. Here is the link to sign up ➡️ trainlikeaboss.teachable.com Make sure to choose "The Art Of Microblading" = $1500 (however there may be tax depending on where you live.) If you have more questions please feel free to email me 👉🏼 kristi@bossbrowsla.com
I have had my eyebrows done 2x. 1st time was 7 yrs ago done with just an "eyebrow" look. Then 2yrs latter added some microblading which didn't last. Premier Pigments is what was used. Now I would like the ombre + microblading and I have been told I need them to be removed by laser. With out seeing them i would like for you to give me your ideas for removal.
I would definitely need to see some photos of your eyebrows to explain why you were told you needed to have then removed. Most likely I will have to agree... working over another artists work is extremely difficult as it is. It would be a lot easier to explain over the phone. Feel free to reach out to me. kristi@bossbrowsla.com I would be happy to help guide you in the right direction. 👍🏻
Hey kristi! I was wondering do you still use phinrows as often or do you find yourself using Tina Davies more? I’m curious to try phibrows pigments however there isn’t much information out there on how to use them especially mainly for corrections.
There’s a great chart on how to use phi brows pigments for corrections. I go over all of that in my online training. 💯🤗 but I like to use Tina Davies and permablend for my machine work. The phi pigments are too thick and creamy
Hi Kristy can yo look into the 5 creamy colors of pigments from world microblading? I just watched a few videos on them and they look great. They might be the answer.
Thank you so so much for your educational videos! I had been using just Tina Davies but recently got in Brow Daddy and Amiea pigments. I've used them on a couple of people and they look so good--not too warm. But I am not sure when I should add warmth. If they have pretty normal, beige skin, and the color is looking very neutral on their skin, am I good to use it without adding a modifier?
i actually have not used the Brow Daddy line yet. i do use tina davies and permablend pigments (which all of those including brow daddy are made by permablend) and sometimes i do add warmth. i go more into color theory on my online course. its a great class for continued education. heres the link if youre interested 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Great idea! I don't do eyeliner or lips 👄 although I plan on doing lips soon. I have a great machine that's. good for all of that! its called the bellar. and kinda annoying bc I just checked for. the price and now its only $1459!! I paid $1700 for mine just 9 months ago. 😩😩 here's the link 👉🏼 www.microbeau.com/products/bellar-black-elite-set
Not yet! I actually don't think i've heard of Ecuri pigments. i'll have to look it up. How do you like them? i do go over how to properly use the Phi pigments in my online training. if you're looking for continued education you can def check that out. 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
I go over color theory and color correction in depth in my microblading trainings. I would definitely check out the online course I have. it would prob be super beneficial 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com Usually when color comes back super ashy/grey its bc you went too deep or they have super oily skin. I would recommend using an orange pigments to go over at a touch up. this will neutralize and brighten it up! 🤩🤩
@@bossbrowsla yes, can you pls recommend something less expencive, so brows not to turn grey or red? I wanna try and see if i can do it, so I dont wanna spend more.
I had a bad experience with Tina Davis brand. As soon as i wiped my clients brows it smudged and it took forever to get off 🤦🏻♀️ is there something special to wipe pigments off the brows? I only had this happen with their brand.
Here's a video that may help. and as far as when to use it... when the numbing cream has stopped working (or not active anymore) 👉🏼th-cam.com/video/f-QWuhXqI30/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for thst. I did the Phibrows course but now looking to learn the machine forshading and hair strokes. Let me know if you will be offering a course for this. Thanks.
Just started using some of the colors. haven't tried all yet. and they're pretty good! just like permablend. I still think Tina Davies is the best/easiest due to the super rad color chart that comes with the pack. 💯
@@bossbrowsla I have the thick pots for microblading. I tried them over an old tattoo, and by the end of the week you couldn't tell i had even touched her. We gave it 4 more weeks for the cuts to heal, then tried the tattoo removal paste process from the kit with the training given. A joke. Nothing changed at all. I did exactly as instructed and even worked with my instructor to see why. No explanation. As far as I can tell, these are really to thick. They just sit on top of the skin and no matter how much cutting or rubbing you do, it really doesn't get in there. If anyone else has has great success, please share and tell me where I went wrong because my instructor couldn't even figure it out.
It wasn't until I paid for the training that I found all too many people reported bad reviews. Even with the better business bureau. After the owner and her hubby slit, all the reviews now state that the company has gone straight to the bottom.
I wouldn't say irrelevant .... but there are only 5 colors unlike other brands that offer a wide variety. All colors will look differently on different clients bc of their undertones. 👍🏻
hi ' how many drops of permablent gold sunrise pigments do you add a to Tina Davis dark brown for eyebrows ink micropigment .. thanks 🙏👍 l like yours videos greetings from New York 🗽
Omg this Tina colors and Permsblend looks like common acrilyc colors ,maybe with some additive. For PMU do you permsnent color as for tatoo or organic faded colors ?
brow daddy is by permablend I believe (almost positive) and I haven't used them yet. theyve been sold out. but very similar to all other pigments by permablend. I have not used KP pigments.
Hi I love your videos! Can I used that box of phi pigments on any skin undertone as long as it obviously matches hair color? I’m fairly new and still learning and exploring colors, just wanted to know if a warm color from this package applied on a warm client will turn red? Thanks
phi is a great line to use especially as a beginner bc its so creamy and user friendly. I go over all of the color theory, color correction and how to use the pigments in my class. I don't have a video on here tho. If you do need more education here is the link to the online course 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
@@bossbrowsla The course includes how to which pigment line? Tina Davies or Phibrows? I know you use both and i bought both of those two. Thank you! You're such an inspiration Kristi!
i am new doin microblading and i am using TD pigments it has a natural.result to my client i love it but it is true that it"s watery .I also lub to try Phi but i don't know where to buy it..I am in Madrid spain so o don't know if that pigment is available here in madrid..where i can order that pigment and for you which product has a best result to a client?
actually phi is sold everywhere. theyre website cab be a little tricky bc you have to make sure you have the Currency in correct. here is the link 👉🏼www.phishop.com/en/phibrows/pigments.html
Hi! Thank you for your video, that are really helpful. I'm beginner and they help me alot. Did you tried Bio touch pigments or Biomaser pigments please let me know if you did? Thank you
I'm glad you like the videos. I have not tried those pigments 😔 I do go over pigments, color theory and color corrections in my online course if you're looking for more info. here is the link 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
I could see why people say that... All permablend pigments dry VERY fast. BUT. if you stir your pigments every now and then (in your pigment ring) it will be okay. Also, make sure to cover the brows with plastic wrap after doing your pigment mask so the pigment has time to absorb into the skin without drying out. 🙌🏻
immediately after they look very red but that will change once healed. she has a great article about the redness on her website. I would def check it out. ✅
Hey Boss Brows, can I use the grey color by Tina Davies for an older black woman with mature skin? When I checked the color chart by Tina Davies it didn't show her shade. She falls in the shade of caramel.
phi can be used for microblading and you an use it for manual shading but you cannot use it for machine shading. the other pigments can be used for both.
Thanks so much for your videos, I love your content. I just went on the Phi website to purchase a starter kit as I am brand new to micro blading. I’m a bit confused though, what’s the difference between the black bottles that look like the Tina Davies bottles, and then the ones that come in the tubes? some are black and some are white? What do I buy as far as pigment from Phi for just starting out?
I'm not sure what you mean? different pigment lines will have their own color charts. Some are better than others. My favorite is Tina Davies.. but that color chart only applies to HER pigment line. sorry I couldn't be more helpful
Hi thanks for your videos.are biotuch pigments good for microblading??I used it and I think it's really good but it will be dark .and how are worldfamous pigments for microblading??
I have an online training. many people all over the world have taken my training. Here is the link to sign up 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com Cant wait to have you train with us 🤩🤩
Can you do a video on HOW to choose what supplies to buy. Like, why would I choose this brand of microblading tools as opposed to that one. So far, I'm only buying my trainer's brand of pigment and tools but I'd like to try other less costly supplies that are also good.
I feel like I don't really understand enough about the tools etc to make those informed decisions.
Thanks for this video!! Keep up the great work.
What is it that you don't understand about the tools? bc the first step is to understand your tools and what you like about them or dislike (obviously this will come with time and practice). Next, what tools are you talking about? pigmetns? blades? I do have a couple videos that you might find helpful but not sure if its what you're looking for. 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/6qC8rYl2nnM/w-d-xo.html
👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/OFCvZBzriXw/w-d-xo.html
Everything you put out helps beginners alot. . Thank you so much. .
Glad to hear it! Let me know if you have any suggestions for more videos. ✌🏼
Omg I was looking for a video like this! Again thank you so much 😁😁😁
Hope you like it! Happy to help
I strongly disagree! Phi pigments, TDP, perma blend are not best advised for beginning microblading technicians. these are organic pigments and are carbon based pigment, brighter and stronger, smaller in molecules and they stay in the body longer and these pigments are less forgiving, if a beginner made mistake then its hard to UN-do and organic pigments will always age cool.
It is strongly advised for beginner to use Inorganic pigments ( iron oxide ) they are sheer and lighter. Very ideal for less experienced tech such us LI aqua, Monica Ivani, biotech and etc. because they will fade away quicker although fade warmer BUT they will still fade correctly!
If technician is more confident of his/her work and more experienced then can use organic pigments.
Microblading will heal ashy and if it goes deeper it will heal more ashy to grey.
thanks for the suggestion
I read about this. I am new and did hear that those pigments are healing ashy. I definitely will start out with LI Aqua I just need help figuring out which colors to start with.
thank you so much ! Your videos has help me so much i did a microblading training for 2 day and i did not get nothing i felt like she rush the training .Thanks to you i have more knowledge.
I’m so glad. Good luck with everything. If you feel like you need more training I have an online course thay would be super helpful 👉🏻 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Hi, I love your videos. This was really helpful! Thank you so much for the tips you share with us❤️
When I did my training did not get all the information about microblading! My trainer use to add orange modifier to permablend pigment not sure why. Could not ask lots questions because I was told “we all have to start somewhere” and this knocked my confidence! I live In The UK and we have been in lockdown for a couple of months. I am a beginner, I would love to see a video on how to mix colours. Can’t wait to start doing microblading again. So thank so much for sharing❤️
UGHHHH such a bummer. I;m sorry about the lockdown. And yes, we do all have to start somewhere, however I feel like that was a question. that should've been answered. She probably added orange to take out any ashiness.
Hi there ! This was helpful but I will say if you use Phi Brow 3 especially, eyebrows do turn brown (even if you don’t go deep) and even when you do add red or yellow. With Tina Davies, ebony turns grey if you don’t add anything to it 😊
Thanks for sharing!!
Do you just add a warmer based colour to avoid this? :) x
Out of these three
Which is better when it comes to retention, true to color and easy to work with
easier to work with is PHI for sure, especially if youre a newbie. Over time they will start to fade to a more ashy color but this is why you do touch ups. I do love Tina Davies or permablend for the color retention but very hard to work with bc theyre so watery.
So to understand…you don’t use the phi pigments for machine work…correct? And I was told you can not mix brands on the skin. For example, if I use phi pigments to stroke and then I use another brand to shade with a machine it can cause a reaction? …is this true. Also, what machine do you recommend for shading? And do you have an online course for this? Thank you. You truly are the most communicative pmu artist on the web.
I use permablend for my machine work and strokes. it makes it easier to not have to go back and forth between two different brands.
I am scheduled to get microblading done in a week. The lady uses Li pigments. I look like I'll be her 1st brown client. I hope Li pigments work for my lite brown skin?
Yes Li is a good brand. I don’t use it but it’s a very reputable pigment line
My biggest question about pigments that I can't seem to find an explanation anywhere, is why they only last for 1 year once they've been opened? Or if that's just a marketing tactic? Would love some feedback! Thank you so much!
that's a GREAT question. I would contact Tina Davies company bc they are extremely knowledgable and helpful! they would be happy to answer your question.
Thank you so much for the video. Between Tina and permablend, which one is your favorite?
I like them both. The only thing that I wish- is that permablend had the same type of color chart that Tina Davies provides for her pigments. But they’re both very similar bc they’re developed by the guy who makes the permablend pigments
Hello,
For microblading, do you prefer phibrows or Tina davies in pigmentation?
Thank you very much ☺️
phi is easier to work with but I use both.
@@bossbrowsla Thank you very much for your feedback I tested both and I find that tina holds better, however much prefers phi I do not know if I practice it correctly
I actually love love love mshop the issue is - it’s too dang watery!!!! But the retention is by far the best I’ve worked with.
Thats good to know. Yes, watery pigments are annoying but i find they have great retention as well.
Could you do a video on retention issues based of the artist & based off clients aftercare?
thats a great idea. i go over all of that in my online training. 👌🏼 Here is the link if youre interested in perfecting your craft 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com 💻
@@bossbrowsla ah man I wish I could I just signed up for a different course. Maybe one day in the future!
Well that’s great!! I’m sure they will go over all of that for you. 😉😉
I love Tina Davies
ME TOO!! shes awesome!
Thank you so much ma’am,no need for me to take a course like this,.much love from Ph 🇵🇭
You’re welcome 😊
Thankss, I was thinking to try phi or Tina Davis . But after watching this video.. phi it is! I ve been using Korean ink (Dr drawing, doreme, cell line)
that's awesome! do you know how to use Phi? I don't have a video on it in my TH-cam channel. but I do go over in depth how to use it on my online training course. I also review how to do color corrections with phi 👌🏼 If you are interested in signing up for the Microblading + manual shading course I actually have a mothers day sale going on right now!😍 10% off Online Training (so you save $150). Just use code: MOTHERSWHOSLAY. Here is the link in case you wanna check it out 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
How do you feel about doreme? And korean brand in general?
@@anabnana23 I am used to it so I like it. I tried phi ink lately, I do think they are more pigmented than the Korea brand. But colors wise, I like Korea brand better, maybe due to our skin tone. If u using manual pen, please try the embo ink, the thicker one. do not try the mix/machine ink, u will hv hard time.
could you please share all the tools you use for working? Besides the pigments, the microblading pen, needles etc... Thank you
So I get tools from many different websites. I sell some of the items I use. Can be found here 👉🏻 bossbrowsla.com/online-store
and then here’s my Amazon shopping list for other random items 👉🏻 www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AE2ONGGTG3DCLRROOVEXXP6UMZZQ/14EGJ77MFA3K9
I also like Tina Davies for pigments and aftercare and phishop.com for pigments and tons of tools and blades. They’re awesome. 👍🏻
I've been using an ink line that the school I went to supplied. I researched it and it cost $22 a bottle. I've microbladed 5 clients so far and none have retained the ink even after a week :( I'm convinced it's the ink brand. Have you had a similar issue before? Thank you for these videos btw
I think we spoke on instagram. did I answer all of your questions ?
Hi, usually ink provided by school is temporary so it’s not going to last. You have to buy your ink for clients after you’re done your courses yourself. At least that’s what I learned when I asked my instructor when I took my classes. They don’t want to take a chance by providing permanent ink. Hope that answers your question 🥰
Thank you so much for all of your helpful information! It is extremely needed for us beginners! 😁 I've been trained using Softaps pigments and I was wondering if you've ever used them and what's your opinion. I'm really trying to understand where they stand compared to Phi.
youre very welcome. and no, i haven't used them.
Use li pigments from girlsink , their eyebrows pigments are fantastic but for lips I recommend S academy pigments .
For eyebrows in general , phi , li and perma and tina are on the top list
For lips , S academy pigments , shine , phi and perma and tina Davis are good
There are some Chinese pigments like Goochie, Famisoo....
Do you have any idea about them.
Only these are available here
ooooo .. i actually have not used the Chinese pigments you are referring to. Where do you live bc Phi sells almost everywhere.
Wow 🤩 love ❤️ this video!!!
Love u! 😘 thanks.
how much are your kits? How much is your on-line classes?
The online microblading course is $1500 which includes the full microblading kit. Here is the link to sign up ➡️ trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
we can also set up a phone call to answer any of your questions. 1(314)380-0880 or email me kristi@bossbrowsla.com
what type of certification do i receive ...Will it be legally in the state of New Jersey?
This is so informative! Thank you very much
You're so welcome!
Just a quick question 😁 after opening a pigment how long can you use that?☺
One year. 👍🏻
Thank you, I’ve been debating on getting the Tina Davies pigments for months. I was really concerned about the color staying true. You definitely helped my decision:)
love Tina Davies pigments.
I keep hearing they are too watery.
Amazing explanation ❤
Glad you liked it
Thank you for all the information. 😍😘
You are so welcome!
Hi good day am Ann marie I live in Trinidad 🇹🇹 how can I get into your classes from here.thank you...
Hi. I offer an online training class that has been used by students all over the world. Here is the link to sign up ➡️ trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Make sure to choose "The Art Of Microblading" = $1500 (however there may be tax depending on where you live.) If you have more questions please feel free to email me 👉🏼 kristi@bossbrowsla.com
Phi angle or U blade which is your preference? 🙏🏻
U blade all the way. but thats just my preference 😍 I actually have a video on why. 👉🏼 th-cam.com/video/EZYAPBTt7Os/w-d-xo.html
I have had my eyebrows done 2x. 1st time was 7 yrs ago done with just an "eyebrow" look. Then 2yrs latter added some microblading which didn't last. Premier Pigments is what was used. Now I would like the ombre + microblading and I have been told I need them to be removed by laser. With out seeing them i would like for you to give me your ideas for removal.
I would definitely need to see some photos of your eyebrows to explain why you were told you needed to have then removed. Most likely I will have to agree... working over another artists work is extremely difficult as it is. It would be a lot easier to explain over the phone. Feel free to reach out to me. kristi@bossbrowsla.com
I would be happy to help guide you in the right direction. 👍🏻
Hey kristi! I was wondering do you still use phinrows as often or do you find yourself using Tina Davies more? I’m curious to try phibrows pigments however there isn’t much information out there on how to use them especially mainly for corrections.
There’s a great chart on how to use phi brows pigments for corrections. I go over all of that in my online training. 💯🤗 but I like to use Tina Davies and permablend for my machine work. The phi pigments are too thick and creamy
Hi Kristy can yo look into the 5 creamy colors of pigments from world microblading?
I just watched a few videos on them and they look great. They might be the answer.
ill have to check it out. I have never used them.
Thank you so so much for your educational videos! I had been using just Tina Davies but recently got in Brow Daddy and Amiea pigments. I've used them on a couple of people and they look so good--not too warm. But I am not sure when I should add warmth. If they have pretty normal, beige skin, and the color is looking very neutral on their skin, am I good to use it without adding a modifier?
i actually have not used the Brow Daddy line yet. i do use tina davies and permablend pigments (which all of those including brow daddy are made by permablend) and sometimes i do add warmth. i go more into color theory on my online course. its a great class for continued education. heres the link if youre interested 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Can you make a video about the machines.what do you use for shading .eyeliner and lips...i need a good machine for my clients and still dont know
Great idea! I don't do eyeliner or lips 👄 although I plan on doing lips soon. I have a great machine that's. good for all of that! its called the bellar. and kinda annoying bc I just checked for. the price and now its only $1459!! I paid $1700 for mine just 9 months ago. 😩😩 here's the link 👉🏼 www.microbeau.com/products/bellar-black-elite-set
Thanks for your useful information did you try ecuri cosmetics?please if you can explain more the description and how to use phi pigments
Not yet! I actually don't think i've heard of Ecuri pigments. i'll have to look it up. How do you like them? i do go over how to properly use the Phi pigments in my online training. if you're looking for continued education you can def check that out. 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
How is healing with Phi Pgments? How long last base on your experience?
the healed results are great. I like phi and permablend pigments 💯
I see pre mixed Phi going grey all to often. Do we need to warm it up with some red to prevent the grey 🤷♀️
i would warm it up with orange (mix red + yellow) i would also make sure you're not going too deep. When you go too deep it will turn out ashy.
Hey, I know this is an old video but have you since tried PhiContour for machine work?
no I haven't. do you like it?
Thanx sooooo much for all the information 🥰🤗🥰🥰🤗🥰🤗🥰🤗🥰
My pleasure 😊
Do you remove old eyebrow tattoos? If you do what do you use?
I do not but I recommend laser removal or saline removal
Omg thank you but I'm using tina Davies but after a year my clients back with gray brows even I used 5 bold brown??? 🤦♀️🤦♀️ what can I do now ? Xx
I go over color theory and color correction in depth in my microblading trainings. I would definitely check out the online course I have. it would prob be super beneficial 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Usually when color comes back super ashy/grey its bc you went too deep or they have super oily skin. I would recommend using an orange pigments to go over at a touch up. this will neutralize and brighten it up! 🤩🤩
What about softap? Are they good? I love your videos ❤️ they have helped me so much!!
Yes they are! and thank you! 🙏
thank you so much for this video!!
You're so welcome!
Hello, is there a product out there that will remove a mistake stroke ?
good question but no, not really. I would suggest just not going over that stroke on your second pass.
looking for advice on less expencive pigments for self microblading
for "self microblading"... ?? what do you mean? to micro blade yourself?
@@bossbrowsla yes, can you pls recommend something less expencive, so brows not to turn grey or red? I wanna try and see if i can do it, so I dont wanna spend more.
I love your videos, thanks for the information a question have you ever used PP pigments??
PP pigments? Not sure I’ve heard of it. I’m sorry
I had a bad experience with Tina Davis brand. As soon as i wiped my clients brows it smudged and it took forever to get off 🤦🏻♀️ is there something special to wipe pigments off the brows? I only had this happen with their brand.
I love phi especially for newbies bc its so easy to use. I use baby wipes to wipe my pigment. 👍🏻
Tina Davies posted on their TH-cam a FAQ that she uses a combination of water and green soap to wipe off the pigments
Please let me know when exacting should numbing cream be used?
Here's a video that may help. and as far as when to use it... when the numbing cream has stopped working (or not active anymore) 👉🏼th-cam.com/video/f-QWuhXqI30/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for thst. I did the Phibrows course but now looking to learn the machine forshading and hair strokes. Let me know if you will be offering a course for this. Thanks.
Will do!
Hi Kristi, love your vids. Is it possible to add a thickener to the TD pigments?
no... not that I know of. And you wouldn't want to mix Tina's pigments with another brand.
Do you recommend the Phi a brows course? So scared of getting scammed.
Phi is great. so is mine. Both credible. here's the link to mine. 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
What are your thoughts on Brow Daddys gold collection? I hear all the artists rave about it. So far I've only used Phi.
Just started using some of the colors. haven't tried all yet. and they're pretty good! just like permablend. I still think Tina Davies is the best/easiest due to the super rad color chart that comes with the pack. 💯
What about biotouch pigments.. And what is the difference china and USA biotouch pigment
ive heard biotouch pigments are good but ive never used them personally
I would like to see your take on world microblading pigments. There's thick ones in a pot and thiner ones that seem to be for pmu
yes i'm curious to try those myself. Have you used them?
@@bossbrowsla I have the thick pots for microblading. I tried them over an old tattoo, and by the end of the week you couldn't tell i had even touched her. We gave it 4 more weeks for the cuts to heal, then tried the tattoo removal paste process from the kit with the training given. A joke. Nothing changed at all. I did exactly as instructed and even worked with my instructor to see why. No explanation. As far as I can tell, these are really to thick. They just sit on top of the skin and no matter how much cutting or rubbing you do, it really doesn't get in there. If anyone else has has great success, please share and tell me where I went wrong because my instructor couldn't even figure it out.
@@colleenjarman6115 good to know. I’m curious why your trainer had you use that pigment line if she wasn’t too familiar with it. 🤔
@@bossbrowsla it came in the training kit. Then, a trainer is assigned to you.
It wasn't until I paid for the training that I found all too many people reported bad reviews. Even with the better business bureau. After the owner and her hubby slit, all the reviews now state that the company has gone straight to the bottom.
Thank you for making these videos ❤ 🙌
Have you tried Madluvv ink?
If so, what are your thoughts on that brand?
Not yet! ive been pretty happy with permablend and Tina Davies
hi dear.tnx for your wonderful videos.just a question. is esspresso in perma a cold color?
Yes it is.
@@bossbrowsla tnx for your reply and your wonderful videos.
Thank you so much it was really helpful ❤️❤️❤️
You’re welcome 😊 thank you for watching
What about Softap ? I absolutely love their pigments...
I’ll,have to try thrm
Is it true that undertones are irrelevant with Phi Pigments?
I wouldn't say irrelevant .... but there are only 5 colors unlike other brands that offer a wide variety. All colors will look differently on different clients bc of their undertones. 👍🏻
Great video. Can you tell me is phi pigment synthetic or organic?
Thanks
synthetic
Have you ever used the world of microblading brand? If so are they a good brand to use?
no I have not! for pigments?
@@bossbrowsla yes the pigments they use. They are a creamy consistency and they are pre-made aswell.
Thank you...you help me alot 💞
You are so welcome 😍🤗
hi ' how many drops of permablent gold sunrise pigments do you add a to Tina Davis dark brown for eyebrows ink micropigment .. thanks 🙏👍 l like yours videos greetings from New York 🗽
if im worried something might look a little ashy on a client I will add 2-3 drops.
Ook thanks 🙏👍
so helpful
So glad!
Have you tried Scalpa pigments?
no I have not. 😩
Bio touch
Is good too
good to know, ive heard great things but haven't tried it yet. 👍🏻
Omg this Tina colors and Permsblend looks like common acrilyc colors ,maybe with some additive. For PMU do you permsnent color as for tatoo or organic faded colors ?
I'm sorry im not sure if its bc of the typos, but can you ask the question again. Not sure I understand what you are asking 😩
have you tried the everlasting brow pigments? If so what do you think of them?
no but i have heard they are good. i stick to my go tos
What do you use to dilute the Phi pigments for shading/ombré/powder brows?🙏🏻
I actually don't use a diluter. 🤷🏼♀️
Have you tried kp pigments and brow daddy?
brow daddy is by permablend I believe (almost positive) and I haven't used them yet. theyve been sold out. but very similar to all other pigments by permablend. I have not used KP pigments.
Hi I love your videos! Can I used that box of phi pigments on any skin undertone as long as it obviously matches hair color? I’m fairly new and still learning and exploring colors, just wanted to know if a warm color from this package applied on a warm client will turn red? Thanks
phi is a great line to use especially as a beginner bc its so creamy and user friendly. I go over all of the color theory, color correction and how to use the pigments in my class. I don't have a video on here tho. If you do need more education here is the link to the online course 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
@@bossbrowsla The course includes how to which pigment line? Tina Davies or Phibrows? I know you use both and i bought both of those two. Thank you! You're such an inspiration Kristi!
What do you use to make corrections?
depends on what type of correction you are making? so that is a complex answer
Have you tried brow daddy gold collection?
yes.. not every color yet and am not too familiar. Still pretty new to me. What do you think of the line?
i am new doin microblading and i am using TD pigments it has a natural.result to my client i love it but it is true that it"s watery .I also lub to try Phi but i don't know where to buy it..I am in Madrid spain so o don't know if that pigment is available here in madrid..where i can order that pigment and for you which product has a best result to a client?
actually phi is sold everywhere. theyre website cab be a little tricky bc you have to make sure you have the Currency in correct. here is the link 👉🏼www.phishop.com/en/phibrows/pigments.html
What pigment do you like for machine shading?
Permablend and tina davies ... what about you?
Artistry Brows, I would like to see you review it
I’ve never used it. Do u like it?
Hi!
Thank you for your video, that are really helpful.
I'm beginner and they help me alot.
Did you tried Bio touch pigments or Biomaser pigments please let me know if you did?
Thank you
I'm glad you like the videos. I have not tried those pigments 😔 I do go over pigments, color theory and color corrections in my online course if you're looking for more info. here is the link 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
did you try Everlasting pigments?
I have not but ive heard of them an have used some of their other supplies. 🤩✌🏼
some say if one works slow, its best not to deal with Tina D. Dries out too fast. . Do you agree, pls?
I could see why people say that... All permablend pigments dry VERY fast. BUT. if you stir your pigments every now and then (in your pigment ring) it will be okay. Also, make sure to cover the brows with plastic wrap after doing your pigment mask so the pigment has time to absorb into the skin without drying out. 🙌🏻
@@bossbrowsla im looking for a hybrid that is under 30$ or so, can you pls recommend any such brand?
My eyebrow artist did mine with PHI and it turns out grey/ash color after a healing
How long has it been? I would see if she could do a color corrector.
Have you noticed when you use the browns in the tina davies collection, they look red? Why is it
immediately after they look very red but that will change once healed. she has a great article about the redness on her website. I would def check it out. ✅
Unfortunately I can't order for Phibrows pigments in Nigeria 😭
bummer. im sorry
Hey Boss Brows, can I use the grey color by Tina Davies for an older black woman with mature skin? When I checked the color chart by Tina Davies it didn't show her shade. She falls in the shade of caramel.
if you want. personally I NEVEr use the grey color. I just have never needed to bc most people don't want grey eyebrows.
Do you ever use SofTap pigments?
no I haven't... do you like them?
Can you use these pigments with micro shading and ombré brows?
phi can be used for microblading and you an use it for manual shading but you cannot use it for machine shading. the other pigments can be used for both.
@@bossbrowsla But if I use phi thinner with supe pigments then I can use in the machine?
Can you tint your eyebrows with micro blading pigment
no. They are different.
Can you check star ink pigments please ?
I've never heard of star pigments. ill have to check them out!☺️
My tina davies pigment don’t come off when I move the ring , the only thing is that they are hard to open.
have you tried the new bottles? they are much easier! 😉
Thanks so much for your videos, I love your content. I just went on the Phi website to purchase a starter kit as I am brand new to micro blading. I’m a bit confused though, what’s the difference between the black bottles that look like the Tina Davies bottles, and then the ones that come in the tubes? some are black and some are white? What do I buy as far as pigment from Phi for just starting out?
The website is a little confusing.. this is what I recommend. 👉🏼www.phishop.com/en/phibrows-microblading-pigment-set-91498.html
@@bossbrowsla You are seriously so awesome, I don’t know if you realize how helpful you are🥰 Thank you!
Do you have a recommendation for a universal color chart for pigments?
I'm not sure what you mean? different pigment lines will have their own color charts. Some are better than others. My favorite is Tina Davies.. but that color chart only applies to HER pigment line. sorry I couldn't be more helpful
I like video, thank you. In Viet Nam, it is used alot ❤️
Thank you! 😃
Hi thanks for your videos.are biotuch pigments good for microblading??I used it and I think it's really good but it will be dark .and how are worldfamous pigments for microblading??
I don't use either of those, I've heard some good things about biotuch but no personal experienced.
Love your red lipstick 💄
thank you 😘 it was xmas eve when i filmed so i was all decked out! lol
Thank you so much
Of course. Let me know if there’s anything else I can help with.
I will, thank you so much
Bec can u pls tell me about this brand used for Microblading
was that question directed to me?
Hi how I Wii get trening with you I'm from India
I have an online training. many people all over the world have taken my training. Here is the link to sign up 👉🏼 trainlikeaboss.teachable.com
Cant wait to have you train with us 🤩🤩
Can I use Tina Davis for microblading
hiar by hair machine ?
im not sure what the last part of your question meant?.. but you can use Tina Davies pigments for both microblading and permanent makeup (machine) 👍🏻
May I ask if I can use Tina Davis Shading solution with any other ink brand??
I don't think you're supposed to mix the different pigment brands. Like using phi with Tina Davies wouldn't be recommended.