Pigment Drop 2.0 - Make it flow with I LOVE Ink | Tina Davies

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For those of you having issues working with I LOVE Ink, we hear you!
Switching to a new line comes with a bit of a learning curve. After hearing from you, our trusted customers, we’re going to guide you so you can get the most out of your pigments and start seeing 90% retention in your work and true, rich, healed colors.
How It’s Done - Microblading
Step 1
Dip your needles into the pigment and ensure you have picked up enough pigment to see it visibly on the tip of your blade.
Step 2
Bring the blade to your client’s skin and gently “press and tap” the tip of the needles into the skin. This will not be enough pressure to break the skin, but enough to see the pigment make contact with the skin.
Step 3
Make your stroke into the skin with the pigment you have just dropped onto the skin. (Pro Tip: Make sure you see the ‘sweet spot’ and aim to land into the second layer of skin. See our blog post on the Sweet Spot Here.
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[@dededyas]

This helped me a lot. Thanks

[@TinaDaviesProfessional]

Very welcome

[@kanthoeunchhoeuy6717]

Thanks for sharing u are the best explanation

[@tatangserratv7682]

Thanks the vedio it's very nice and intertaining... I will try it in my house...

[@dereklaurinat2547]

I have had TD ash brown look beautiful for a few months....then goes gray? What do I do?

[@yourstruly3087]

Thank you so much new subscriber :)

[@TinaDaviesProfessional]

You're welcome! Welcome to the fam!

[@doristattoo]

Hi tina! Great movie. Are this pigment same for machine hair stroke? Cus I use yours.???

[@TinaDaviesProfessional]

Yes you can use our Pigments for both machine and microblading :)

[@delarosesfth6096]

Thanks,I passed the expensive course and nobody tell me this🙏🙏🙏

[@TinaDaviesProfessional]

Glad this helped!

[@doristattoo]

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