Between Microblading and Machine PMU: Getting the Perfect Eyebrows with the Least Ouch
Not having the perfect eyebrows can be a nightmare for a lot of women. This is especially true if they spend a lot of time and money drawing the perfect eyebrows and contouring them each and every time they go out. Putting on makeup is already a time-consuming process. What more if you need to draw your eyebrows?
Good thing there are now options for permanent makeup. Yes, the kind of cosmetic application that you may only need to do once, depending on the scope, and enjoy for many months over. When it comes to eyebrows, you have two options to have the perfect arches 24/7 – microblading and machine PMU. There are differences between two, with each one having …show more content…
They must have a solid knowledge of eyebrow architecture and proper measurements. So you might want to ask if an artist has mastered the art of drawing 3D hair strokes before you go under the pen. Microblading is also semi-permanent, which means you're going to need a touch-up at some point or after two years.
What about PMU Machine?
Cost-wise, a permanent makeup machine is considered a sports car in the PMU industry, so expect it to be more expensive than a microblading device. Even the handheld version would still come out as pricier. In terms of working with the machine, usability depends on the PMU artist and what they are most comfortable using.
Before microblading came into the scene, the PMU machine has been the ideal choice. But because of the work involved, and a few of its shortcomings, including smudging or blurring, the machine has become a second choice.
Many women also say the PMU machine is more painful, although this can be subjective. Different women have different thresholds of pain, after all. There are also other factors that can double or triple the amount of pain a particular procedure can cause, such as scarring or the amount of pressure an artist
Not having the perfect eyebrows can be a nightmare for a lot of women. This is especially true if they spend a lot of time and money drawing the perfect eyebrows and contouring them each and every time they go out. Putting on makeup is already a time-consuming process. What more if you need to draw your eyebrows?
Good thing there are now options for permanent makeup. Yes, the kind of cosmetic application that you may only need to do once, depending on the scope, and enjoy for many months over. When it comes to eyebrows, you have two options to have the perfect arches 24/7 – microblading and machine PMU. There are differences between two, with each one having …show more content…
They must have a solid knowledge of eyebrow architecture and proper measurements. So you might want to ask if an artist has mastered the art of drawing 3D hair strokes before you go under the pen. Microblading is also semi-permanent, which means you're going to need a touch-up at some point or after two years.
What about PMU Machine?
Cost-wise, a permanent makeup machine is considered a sports car in the PMU industry, so expect it to be more expensive than a microblading device. Even the handheld version would still come out as pricier. In terms of working with the machine, usability depends on the PMU artist and what they are most comfortable using.
Before microblading came into the scene, the PMU machine has been the ideal choice. But because of the work involved, and a few of its shortcomings, including smudging or blurring, the machine has become a second choice.
Many women also say the PMU machine is more painful, although this can be subjective. Different women have different thresholds of pain, after all. There are also other factors that can double or triple the amount of pain a particular procedure can cause, such as scarring or the amount of pressure an artist