PMU Tips （45）--To achieve thin, crisp nano strokes, some common mistakes need to be avoided and Lip Blush Outline Tips

1. To achieve thin, crisp nano strokes, some common mistakes need to be avoided

If your strokes aren’t healing well, here’s what might be going wrong. 

· 90-Degree Angle: Keeping the needle at a proper 90-degree angle ensures the pigment deposits thinly and evenly. Tilting the needle too much can cause uneven pigment spread or make strokes thicker than intended.

· Too Deep: Depositing pigment too deep into the dermis can lead to pigment migration and blurry results.

· Too Shallow: If the pigment isn’t implanted deep enough, it may not hold well, resulting in uneven healing.

· Needle Dragging: Dragging the needle excessively or having an unsteady hand can blur the strokes instead of producing sharp lines.

· Overworking the Skin: Repeated passes or too much trauma can cause swelling and pigment spreading.

· Moving Too Fast: Going too quickly can create gaps between strokes, leading to patchy healing.

· Not Stretching the Skin Tightly Enough: Without proper skin tension, the needle can bounce or drag, causing inconsistent stroke depth.

2. Lip Blush Outline Tips

A sharp, clean outline is crucial to achieving beautiful lip blush results ✨

Blendability: Keep the outline soft and subtle so it blends smoothly with the shading. This avoids harsh edges and helps the color fade evenly over time.

Placement: Always stay within the vermilion border—avoid applying the outline onto the surrounding facial skin to keep the look natural and balanced.

Precision: A well-defined outline ensures symmetry and elevates the overall effect, making the lips look fuller and more sculpted.