Welcome, beautiful! I’m so excited you’re here!! Let’s get you started the right way:✨ —————————— 1. Your #1 Step: Watch the video beside! 2. 💬 Then, introduce yourself in the community 3. 📚 Finally, click on the Classroom to access the free resources you were looking for ——————————— HOW TO INTRODUCE YOURSELF (Just copy the text below and answer the questions in a new post you’ll create) Title: Introduction ☺️ ✔️ Your name, where you’re from, and a fun fact or hobby <3 ✔️ Which PMU technique are you most excited to master? ✔️ List 5–10 of your biggest struggles in PMU right now (be specific!) ✔️ List 5–10 things you believe are keeping you from getting clients ✔️ What’s your main goal for the upcoming year? If you have any questions, feel free to post in the community 😍 💬 By the way, this platform is amazing for learning beyond just the tutorials – we’ve got a supportive community and so many free resources for you to explore! 💖

Hi everyone! 🤗 I'm just curious, do you guys know the difference between these pigments? You know, if you’ve ever been confused about which pigment to use or why your healed results vary, understanding the type of pigment you’re working with is key — and it’s important whether you’re a beginner or already taking clients. 🫶 Sharing this video where I explain their differences and other things you should know about them, so I hope you find this helpful. 🙏❤️❤️ Also, I want to know which pigment type and brands you guys are using, and what your thoughts are about them. Please share your answers in the comment section. 🌟

Hello, all I am looking for some suggestions. I'm also wondering if someone else is having this issue. When I shade towards myself, I feel like I have more control over the needle, and I seem to shade the way I want it to come out however, when I shade away from myself, it appears that my pixels curve and I don't. Seem to have as much control as I would like. Is anyone else experiencing this and if so, any suggestions on maybe what I should do to improve my Stroke when shading away from myself. Thanks.

Just a little reminder: progress is still progress, no matter how small it feels today. That one stroke you fixed, the extra practice you squeezed in, or even just showing up for yourself—it all counts 💕 Building your PMU career is a journey, and some days will feel messy—but that’s where the magic happens. You’re learning, growing, and getting closer to the artist you’re meant to be 🫶 I'm so proud of you. Keep going—you’ve got this 💪. Drop a 💖 if you're choosing progress over perfection today!

I just thought of sharing this as I know some of you might be in this situation. If you are, I want you to remember that you're doing okay, you are doing well. Sending love your way! 🥰🫶 “I just can’t find the rhythm to practice…” If you’ve ever whispered that to yourself — I see you, I feel you. 💛 I know most of you here juggle work, family, kids, and life. You sit down to practice… and something always pulls you away. Or maybe when you do finally have time, you’re so mentally drained you don’t even know where to start. I get it — it’s not always about motivation. Sometimes it’s just life — full, loud, and unpredictable. I'm also like this sometimes, believe me. 🙏 But here’s what I want you to remember: Even if your practice isn’t daily, even if it’s messy, inconsistent, or “not enough,”…It still counts. That 15 minutes between dinner and bedtime? That counts. That one brow on fake skin while the laundry’s going? That counts. That moment you rewatched a mapping video and understood it better than the last time? That counts, too. ❤️ Growth doesn’t come from perfect practice. It comes from persistent practice. So don’t give up just because your rhythm doesn’t look like someone else’s. You’re writing your beat — and you’ll find your flow again. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon. Because you're still here. You're still trying. And that’s everything. 💯 You don’t need more time. You need to trust that showing up — even in small ways — will get you there. Because it will. 💫