Madelle Ink and Beauty

Views from my run today 🌊

📍 Bluff Park, Long Beach, CA

HERE ⬇️

And yessss the whispering tutorials are backkkk

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My ELB machine settings:
- speed 6.0 I’m usually a 5.2 with the mast tour with the T1 battery. The 5.2 on this machine felt slower to me
- stroke 3.4mm
- needle hang: 1.5-2mm

I paired it with the clover needles in the size 1001rl

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HERES WHY ⬇️

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If you’re still getting patchy shading, your shading sections could be the reason…

• first find what speed matches your hand speed. You’ll know it’s right when you see dots not dashes

• if you’re a beginner shade from one side to the other for even coverage, then you can flow how ever you please when you gain control of the machine.

• your section should look even & spread out. This acts as your shading saturation, the more you layer the more dense your work will look. I like to shade at a 25% saturation level (refer to the video)

• if you can shade THREE of these sections and they look identical…. THENNNN start overlapping!

Trust me I’ve helped many beginner PMU artist master their shading technique by helping them find what speed works for them, and showing them these exercises!

Drop “TRUE” below so other beginner PMU artist know to master their shading section before they start overlapping 🫶🏽

**im using the Mast Racer Pro from Mast Permanent Makeup Official with the Ocean Heart needles in 1201RL*
USE CODE: DABBA15 for $$ off

UNBOX THE MAST RACER PRO & SHADE WITH ME

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Mast Permanent Makeup Official sent over the new Mast Racer Pro so we can test out the pixels! Here’s the very first thing I do after getting a new machine:

FIND YOUR SETTINGS
Your machine speed may vary from machine to machine due to the configurations of stroke, machine weight & your hand speed.

The mast racer pro functions on two power modes: FREQUENCY & VOLTAGE. Frequency is perfect for SMP because the Racer Pro has a soft, medium, and hard subsetting to control the needle to skin contact. Now here’s the feature I’m happy about for the Voltage side, you have two separate settings: Outlineeee and Shadinggggg, meaning you can save your slow voltage setting and your shading setting without clicking your dials up & down!

This machine is a 4.2mm stroke so if your shading style is the pixelated look, this is perfect.

After going through the Finding your Shading Technique exercises, here’s what settings works best for ME. I found 5.2v is perfect for outlining and 6.5v is where my pixels shows no dashes (your settings depends on your hand speed)

In the video I used the Mast ocean heart titanium needles in the size 1201RL, you can use code DABBA15 to save $$ on your next order.

But remember If you get a new machine, find the settings that works best for you before using it on a real client to avoid damaging their skin’s integrity.

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HERES THE NUMBING ⬇️

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If you guys didn’t know, I like to apply numbing after I complete the outline. I use a combination of lidocaine & epinephrine, it helps keep my clients comfortable for the shading process & their reaction is like this most of the time LOL

Most clients are shocked when I tell them I started shading cause they can’t really feel anything. Here’s what’s really happening in the skin:

• Lidocaine cream is a local anesthetic that numbs the skin by blocking the nerve signals for pain.

• Epinephrine is usually mixed with local anesthetics like lidocaine—used to constrict blood vessels, reduce bleeding, and decrease swelling or inflammation in the skin.

I used this numbing combo on my client and she said it tickles! LOL! If you’re a PMU artist and looking for a numbing agent that actually works, drop “NUMB” below & I’ll send you the exact one I use!

ANYONE ELSE LIKE THIS??

PMU may have been what brought us together, but somewhere along the way it became sooo much more than talking pigments, needles, clients and brows! 🥹

Sometimes you need another artist to remind you that there’s an entire life waiting for you outside of the treatment room too! So goooo liveeeee!

From encouraging each other in business to “meet me at the beach, let’s run 4 miles and grab Sugarfish after” lmaoo Michelle | Ombré Brows • Lip Blush • Tiny Tats is a beasttttt btw

Find your people who motivate you in your career AND remind you to live a little outside of it 🤍

PMU gave me a friend. Running gave us another reason to motivate each other! I’d love to see what others do outside the studio, what do you do for fun? Drop it below! ⬇️

HERES THE COLOR CHOICE & WHYYY ⬇️

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** in no way I’m saying this is the onlyyyyy color choice to go with, it’s simply what I chose for her to match her goals **

First let’s state the facts:
• she’s a fitz 3
• combo mature skin

Her goal was to have brows but not too dark like Joan Crawford she said. (LOL I had to look her up) She wanted them soft and natural so we went with a pixelated look

So here’s the breakdown of her color:
• Oak & Blackish brown (neutral brown & warm dark brown) 40% : 60 %
• I diluted it with thinning solution since I wanted a softer healed result.

Her undertones were a bit olive, so I was counting on the warmth of Blackish Brown to bring out a pretty brown like her hair color.

If this was helpful drop 💎💎💎below so I know to p0st more like it. If you need help choosing pigments for your clients dm me a photo & let’s break it down! (Don’t be rude tho, you gotta be f0ll0wing me atleast)