Microblading Accessories - Best Suited For All Skin Problems

If you thought microblading was a one-size-fits-all treatment performed by artists using the same instruments, think again!

When it comes to this precision equipment designed to make your brows appear amazing, there is a lot of variety.

There are various shapes, arrangements, and bases. You can also have a separate conversation about needle size and taper.

This blog will be useful to anyone who wants to learn more about microblades and what each type is best suited for in the pursuit of brow perfection.

The configuration of a microblade is one aspect that varies greatly. Artists employ their own unique combination of these blades to produce works of brow genius.

We'll go over the most common shapes and what they do.

CURVED FLAT

When it comes to microblading, curved flat blades handle the lion's share of the work. Individual needles, also known as pins, are arranged in an angle configuration, beginning with a short pin at one end and progressively increasing in height to the opposing end.

In a microblading session, these blades are the real workhorses. Every pin in the blade meets the skin at the same time, resulting in elegant strokes that mimic real brow hairs, giving this therapy such impressive results.

The majority of the fill job is done using CF blades in varying pin lengths. The length of the stroke is determined by the number of pins used for a blade, therefore the artist will use different sizes on different sections of the brow.

The flexible or soft-based form of this sort of blade is the most forgiving and ideal for novices. More on the distinctions between base types follows.

U-SHAPED

U-shaped blades, as the name implies, are designed with the pins at each end of the blade being the shortest and closest to the base. The pins gradually grow higher until they reach the center when the blade length peaks in a gently rounded, parabolic shape.

At no time should a complete U-shaped blade make contact with the skin's surface. The artist must apply their expertise and selected technique to achieve an extremely curved stroke placement. They are only for skilled artists since their shape has the potential to travel outside the ideal shape line or make excessively long strokes.

They are commonly used to make bulb strokes (the thickest area of the brow closest to your nose), curved baby strokes, and etching methods.

ROUND SHADER

These blade configurations are created by "bundling" pins of the same length together (similar to how you might grip a bundle of dry spaghetti) and setting them in a round shape into the base.

The round shader, like the artistic style of "pointillism," accomplishes its desired look by making fill and increasing shadow density with ease. It enables quick and consistent coverage.

A bigger quantity is best reserved for larger regions and is also commonly used for powder, ombré, and 3D "hybrid" brows. A lesser quantity with fewer pins is ideal for filling in the tail and creating thinner brows.

You can buy these microblades from SPMU World. We supply the microneedling accessories you want for semi permanent makeup. 

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