Yeeyy! I’m proud of you trying it out on customers 🤗 please if you have any work you share on social media you can tag me and I’ll repost 💕😘 @izzibrows
I have my class in a week. And I’m so excited. I’ve watched so many videos to prepare. Your video has been great by far. You were efficient and simply explained it. Thanks so much. And I love the pixelated outline.
I have a question and it may sound crazy but I’m new and I want to make sure I am doing things correctly.. what am I supposed to use to wipe the ink off of the clients skin and how often? Like should I do one full brow then wipe between passes?
With practicing try to clean your needle with water after you’re done. Cause when the pigment which is inside the needles is drying, it’s harder to practice with that same needle after 1 time using. Take a cup of water, put your machine on, and only enter the needle into the water. This way the pigment runs out of the needle! After a bit, your needle is clean. 🤗💕
@@izzipmuonlineacademy OK I'm learning and I've done this twice and I feel so ghetto but I can't get my order for a bit So thank you for letting me know I'm just thifty, lol
It could be that your needle is in deed getting shorter. The reason being is that latex is much more harder than skin and so it wears your needle down over time. It’s okay to clean your needle and use it until this starts happening but change it for a new one when it does. Try putting a few sheets of folded paper towel underneath the latex, this creates a cushion and it could possibly prolong the life of your practice needle. Hope this helps!
Do you have a favorite needle size you use for the pixel. Thanks for the tips they are very helpful been doing permanent makeup over 20yrs but love to look at videos to stay fresh
Hi! Of course 🤗. Latex can feel rough afterwards! Because of the needle making ‘damage’ in the skin.. but don’t go too deep in latex as well. It all needs to be so superficial! 🙌
Hi! I’m sitting at the right side of the client. But for me it’s also not a problem to sit on the left. I do work from one side only for 2 brows. If you’re right handed just take a seat at the right. If left then left 🤗 ❤️
Have a quick question with the latex when we flip it to the back are we supposed to see indentations does that mean we went too deep with the actual machine? I'm having a lot of trouble with the depth here thank you!
Hi Isabella, thank you for such a detailed video. I am a new pmu artist and I wanted to know when doing this technique on a client, if I would have to still outline the entire brow using the pendulum movement? So that when I wipe I dont lose my shape. I noticed that you only outline half of the top part of the brow and outlined the entire bottom. Also do you find this technique to look the best on client?
Hi love, thank you a lot! I hope you’re doing well and still working with pmu. To be honest all of your questions will be answered in my online training which will soon be available. I will upload a TH-cam video about this soon. 💕
Thank you for your great video. Can I ask what you do when the skin is old or open pores etc. I see a lot of new techs only know single needle ombre. I’ve never really had a skin good enough to do this technique powder brow. Do you ever whip shade with a 3tl?
You’re welcome 💕. So with old skin or big pores I only use 1RL as well. Cause the skin could not handle it to be done nu 3 needles.. you will notice when you’re using them. And whip shading with 3RL is possible, the effect is just different. I’m showing this in my Online Needle Training 🤗
Baby oil is cheap & works wonders! Also, a few drops of dish soap in some water works and so does Vaseline (any brand). It also depends what latex you have. Believe me, some are super hard to clean no matter what you use 🫣
First time watching your video. Why don’t you say your name? Say something about yourself in each video. For ombré, What size needle are you using? 3RL 3RS?
Hi! My speed is average, so medium. On the kwadron it’s 9,8. But every machine is different. So it’s the medium speed. My needle is 1,5 mm to 2 mm. On skin it depends on the condition of the skin etc
You explain everything in so much detail and it’s easy to understand. Thank you!
Thank you so much for such an informative and helpful video as I am learning how to create this technique. Now I will put it into practice😊
Great! 🩷 Keep up the work and motivation and if you need more info feel free to dm me on Instagram @izzibrows 👏
My clients have been loving the results of this new technique of shading the outline vs creating a strong line! I appreciate you! 💕💕
Yeeyy! I’m proud of you trying it out on customers 🤗 please if you have any work you share on social media you can tag me and I’ll repost 💕😘 @izzibrows
@@izzipmuonlineacademy WILL DO! 💕💕
the most clear teacher I can find!!! thank you for share! Good bless you ever!
Aww thank you só much! This means a lot to me. 🙏🌸❤️
I have my class in a week. And I’m so excited. I’ve watched so many videos to prepare. Your video has been great by far. You were efficient and simply explained it. Thanks so much. And I love the pixelated outline.
Hi love! How did your class went? 😊 hope it went well!! 💛
Thank you for another video! Your work is appreciated ❤️
Thank you! 💕
Yes it truly is! xoxo
I have a question and it may sound crazy but I’m new and I want to make sure I am doing things correctly.. what am I supposed to use to wipe the ink off of the clients skin and how often? Like should I do one full brow then wipe between passes?
Thank you so much for this video!! I was taught to work in a different way and it is nice to see a different technique!!! xoxo
You’re welcome sweetheart 💕🌸
Sometimes when I’m practicing my needle goes in and isn’t out like it is at first. Do u think I’m just practicing with the same needle too long?
With practicing try to clean your needle with water after you’re done. Cause when the pigment which is inside the needles is drying, it’s harder to practice with that same needle after 1 time using.
Take a cup of water, put your machine on, and only enter the needle into the water. This way the pigment runs out of the needle! After a bit, your needle is clean. 🤗💕
@@izzipmuonlineacademy OK I'm learning and I've done this twice and I feel so ghetto but I can't get my order for a bit
So thank you for letting me know I'm just thifty, lol
It could be that your needle is in deed getting shorter.
The reason being is that latex is much more harder than skin and so it wears your needle down over time.
It’s okay to clean your needle and use it until this starts happening but change it for a new one when it does. Try putting a few sheets of folded paper towel underneath the latex, this creates a cushion and it could possibly prolong the life of your practice needle. Hope this helps!
Do you have a favorite needle size you use for the pixel. Thanks for the tips they are very helpful been doing permanent makeup over 20yrs but love to look at videos to stay fresh
Omg you just help me so much!! Im so happy!
Tnx for this video...pls I'm from Ghana, where did you order your pigment
thanks for sharing. one thing I'm noticing when I practice is visible "transition" lines--is there anyway to prevent that?
Hi dear,
I am making a video about this situation soon! Please check my next video to get a clear answer to this 🩷
@@izzipmuonlineacademy okay great!! Can’t wait
Very good explanation of doing ombre.love it
Thank you! 💛💛
Thank you for another helpful detailed video.
Should the latex feel smooth or rough when finished?
Hi! Of course 🤗. Latex can feel rough afterwards! Because of the needle making ‘damage’ in the skin.. but don’t go too deep in latex as well. It all needs to be so superficial! 🙌
On which side are you sitting when you're doing left brow? What do you suggest for beginner?? I'm working towards me just like you. 🤗❤️
Hi! I’m sitting at the right side of the client. But for me it’s also not a problem to sit on the left. I do work from one side only for 2 brows. If you’re right handed just take a seat at the right. If left then left 🤗 ❤️
Thank you very much❤️I'm practicing a lot with your videos, and I can see really big Progress 😊💯 I'm sooo grateful 👌💯❤️
Good to hear! Thank you for your response 🥰❤️💛 it means a lot to me! How is your practicing going now?
Loved your videos. I’m wondering what movement you are doing , pendulum?
Thank you! 😍👏. Yes I am using pendulum towards me only
Muchas gracias, Que velocidad lleva el dermografo?
Thank you for being so thorough & explaining every step you do!! ❤️
My pleasure! And thank you too! 💕 🥰
Have a quick question with the latex when we flip it to the back are we supposed to see indentations does that mean we went too deep with the actual machine? I'm having a lot of trouble with the depth here thank you!
What is the size of your needle? What is the setting of the needle? Thank u so much
Hi, I'm from Poland. I love your videos❤️❤️❤️ I want more 🤩💯💯💯
Thank you!! ❤️❤️ I will upload more soon 👏😍
Thank you so much ❤
You’re welcome 🩷 Hope you’d like to see more video’s! ✨
Can you talk more about your OnLine training??? Im really interested but i really want to know details whats included etc...😊😊😊😊
Hi Isabella, thank you for such a detailed video. I am a new pmu artist and I wanted to know when doing this technique on a client, if I would have to still outline the entire brow using the pendulum movement? So that when I wipe I dont lose my shape. I noticed that you only outline half of the top part of the brow and outlined the entire bottom. Also do you find this technique to look the best on client?
Hi love, thank you a lot! I hope you’re doing well and still working with pmu. To be honest all of your questions will be answered in my online training which will soon be available. I will upload a TH-cam video about this soon. 💕
Thank you sis..
what needle are you using? is it 1 or 2 or 3?
Amazing video!! Im a beginner with PMU. Do you dont draw an outline first??
Hi! Yes I do 🤗❤️
Thank you so much for your videos 💕
You’re welcome 💕💕
Thank you for your great video. Can I ask what you do when the skin is old or open pores etc. I see a lot of new techs only know single needle ombre. I’ve never really had a skin good enough to do this technique powder brow. Do you ever whip shade with a 3tl?
You’re welcome 💕. So with old skin or big pores I only use 1RL as well. Cause the skin could not handle it to be done nu 3 needles.. you will notice when you’re using them. And whip shading with 3RL is possible, the effect is just different. I’m showing this in my Online Needle Training 🤗
Do you numb your client when you are mapping with ink or only after the mapping?
How many passes would you say creates a softer looking powder brow?
Thanks ❤
You’re welcome 🩷
Do you trim back the hair before. Not cut it off!!
Generally do you just do one or two pass?
It depends on age, wishes, skin and how the pigment goes into the skin as well.. 👏
Can you make a videooooo. Like ombre mix with microblading
I love it
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Hi! What do you wipe your latex with? Thankyou for this video ☺️
Hi dear! With a mix of water and green soap 😊
Also coconut oil or vegetable oil with paper towels works really well for a clean latex wipe
Baby oil is cheap & works wonders! Also, a few drops of dish soap in some water works and so does Vaseline (any brand). It also depends what latex you have. Believe me, some are super hard to clean no matter what you use 🫣
What machine do you use? And what the depth of the needle you preset. 1.5?
Hi! I am using the kwadron machine, and for latex practice you can use different types of lengths 🤗👏
Would you use this technique on a very red skin that might tend to bleed?
If skin is very fragile and tends to bleed, then it’s really up to needle length and pressure 🤗
Brazil !! Gratidão
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Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome 💛❤️
1Rl or 3rl needle used here?
First time watching your video. Why don’t you say your name? Say something about yourself in each video. For ombré, What size needle are you using? 3RL 3RS?
What’s your speed and how many millimeters is your needle?
Hi! My speed is average, so medium. On the kwadron it’s 9,8. But every machine is different. So it’s the medium speed. My needle is 1,5 mm to 2 mm. On skin it depends on the condition of the skin etc
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Wooooooooooow thanks 😊
Thank you ❤
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