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Mast Pro PMU Universal Cartridges 0.35mm Magmum Shader - Box of 20

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Mast Pro PMU Universal Cartridges 0.35mm Magmum Shader - Box of 20Product Description: Designed and perfected through rigorous testing by professional tattoo artists, the Mast Pro Tattoo Cartridges Needles offer unparalleled performance and quality. Crafted from premium 304L stainless steel and polished using advanced automatic machinery, these needles ensure a smooth and precise tattooing experience. The needles are fully sterilized with ethylene oxide for single use safety, adhering to the highest standards of

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Designed and perfected through rigorous testing by professional tattoo artists, the Mast Pro Tattoo Cartridges Needles offer unparalleled performance and quality. Crafted from premium 304L stainless steel and polished using advanced automatic machinery, these needles ensure a smooth and precise tattooing experience. The needles are fully sterilized with ethylene oxide for single-use safety, adhering to the highest standards of hygiene.

The cartridges feature a textured, aesthetically pleasing design, providing a comfortable grip and optimal control. Each needle and cartridge is engineered for perfect compatibility, ensuring stable and consistent ink flow without impurities. The advanced visual optimization tube, with its key-head shape and precise angles, minimizes distortion and refraction, offering clear visibility during the tattooing process. Reinforced with four thickened bars, these cartridges boast exceptional durability and strength, capable of withstanding high rebound force while maintaining flexibility.

 

Magnum Shader (0.35mm Diameter, Taper 5MM)

  • 1205M-1
  • 1207M-1
  • 1209M-1
  • 1211M-1
  • 1213M-1
  • 1215M-1
  • 1217M-1
  • 1219M-1
  • 1221M-1
  • 1223M-1

Magnum Shader (0.35mm Diameter, Taper 3.5MM)

  • 1205M-2
  • 1207M-2
  • 1209M-2
  • 1211M-2
  • 1213M-2
  • 1215M-2
  • 1217M-2
  • 1219M-2
  • 1221M-2
  • 1223M-2

 

Here's a detailed breakdown of each Magnum Shader with their respective diameters, tapers, and recommendations for semi-permanent makeup projects, along with important considerations:

Magnum Shader (0.35mm Diameter, Taper 5MM)

1205M-1

Recommended Use: General shading and filling in eyebrows, lip shading, and moderate eyeliner.

Considerations:

  • Ideal for achieving soft gradients and shading effects.
  • Suitable for clients desiring subtle enhancements and definition.
  • Monitor needle depth to avoid excessive trauma to the skin.

1207M-1

Recommended Use: Medium shading and blending in eyebrows and lips, thicker eyeliner, and moderate scalp micropigmentation.

Considerations:

  • Provides more coverage compared to 1205M-1 for bolder looks.
  • Suitable for clients seeking enhanced features with a natural appearance.
  • Practice proper aftercare to ensure even healing and pigment retention.

1209M-1

Recommended Use: Broader shading in eyebrows and lips, bold eyeliner, and extensive scalp micropigmentation.

Considerations:

  • Offers increased coverage for faster procedures.
  • Best for clients who prefer a more defined and filled-in look.
  • Ensure appropriate needle depth for consistent results without excessive discomfort.

1211M-1

Recommended Use: Extensive shading in eyebrows, full lip coloration, and large area scalp micropigmentation.

Considerations:

  • Efficient for covering larger areas quickly with consistent color.
  • Suitable for dramatic and bold cosmetic effects.
  • Careful attention needed to avoid overworking sensitive skin areas.

1213M-1

Recommended Use: Heavy shading and solid fills in eyebrows, lips, and nipple-areola complex.

Considerations:

  • Perfect for creating dense, defined shapes and features.
  • Ideal for clients desiring highly defined and long-lasting results.
  • Ensure proper skin preparation and aftercare to enhance pigment retention.

1215M-1

Recommended Use: Large area fills in eyebrows, full lip coloration, and extensive scalp micropigmentation.

Considerations:

  • Optimal for extensive and solid color applications.
  • Provides the fastest coverage for large areas with consistent pigmentation.
  • Monitor for skin reaction and provide thorough aftercare instructions to clients.

1217M-1

Recommended Use: Body art, large area fills, and solid color applications. Considerations:

  • Suitable for creating bold, uniform effects with minimized skin trauma.
  • Ideal for clients seeking intricate designs and extensive coverage.
  • Use with caution on sensitive areas to avoid discomfort and irritation.

1219M-1

Recommended Use: Extensive body art, large area fills, and solid color applications. Considerations:

  • Offers maximum coverage and pigment distribution for complex designs.
  • Use with precision and control to achieve desired artistic effects.
  • Advise clients on proper aftercare for optimal healing and long-lasting results.

1221M-1

Recommended Use: Specialized body art, large-scale projects, and intricate designs. Considerations:

  • Ideal for experienced artists and advanced techniques.
  • Use with caution to avoid overworking the skin and achieving desired effects.
  • Provide detailed aftercare instructions for optimal healing and preservation of artwork.

1223M-1

Recommended Use: Specialized body art, large-scale projects, and intricate designs. Considerations:

  • Similar to 1221M-1, suitable for advanced techniques and detailed work.
  • Exercise precise control and technique to achieve desired artistic effects.
  • Monitor client comfort and skin reaction throughout the procedure.

Magnum Shader (0.35mm Diameter, Taper 3.5MM)

(Repeating the same structure as above with respective needle codes and recommendations)

General Considerations for All Models

  • Skin Preparation: Proper skin cleaning and numbing (if necessary) before starting the procedure.
  • Technique: Maintain steady hand movements and consistent needle depth to prevent skin damage.
  • Hygiene: Use sterilized needles and equipment to avoid infections.
  • Aftercare: Advise clients on proper aftercare, including avoiding direct sunlight, not picking at scabs, and using recommended ointments to promote healing.
  • Consultation: Always conduct a thorough consultation to understand client preferences and skin type, adjusting the needle size and technique accordingly to achieve the desired results.

By considering these recommendations and precautions, you can ensure safe and effective semi-permanent makeup and scalp micropigmentation with each Magnum Shader needle.

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