If your Machine Hairstroke treatments are dragging on... It might not be your technique—it could be your machine. Personally, I use a long stroke machine (3.5mm) and here’s why: - It implants pigment faster - Requires fewer passes - Creates less trauma for the client - Speeds up treatment time without compromising quality Short stroke machines have their place, especially for heavy-handed artists or very thin skin… But for most clients, they actually slow you down and overwork the skin. 👉 I currently use the Cheyenne Artyst H2 PowerBabe and love the balance of power and precision. As an Amiea ambassador, you can get 10% off anything on their site. Use code KimL10 at shop.amiea.com Kim P.s want to join the Hyperrealism Brows Mastery group? Click here: https://www.skool.com/hyperrealism-brows-mastery/about

What machines are you all using? I've been using a Mast P20 for powder brows, lips and eyeliner and I'm not loving the results. Pro's are it being lightweight and cordless but I dont feel like its giving me good results. I'm getting really bad vibration on the needles (mast needles) and no pixel effect. I wouldn't trust it for nano hair strokes. I feel like the vibration is causing more trauma than implanting.

Hello! I am so excited to be here! I started my PMU journey back in 2019, formerly a hairdresser and Massage Therapist. I have finally made it to a place in my career where I want to expand and look at hiring and teaching/mentoring. Looking forward to growing with all of you!!! Xo

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👋Hi I'm Tracy, just starting out in the PMU world. Looking forward to connecting with other artists and learning as much as I can.