Permanent Makeup

To perform PMU you will need a quality PMU machine and cartridges, professional pigments, mapping tools, disposable applicators, skin prep and aftercare, barrier film, and proper PPE.

Yes. PMU machines are typically lighter, run finer needles and lower power, and are designed for delicate facial work rather than saturated body art.

PMU is implanted more superficially (about one‑third the depth of traditional tattoos), aims for subtle cosmetic enhancement, and is formulated to fade so results can be refreshed or adjusted.

Yes. PMU pigments use smaller molecules and cosmetic color formulations designed to fade gradually and look natural, while body tattoo inks use larger particles made to last for life.

Yes. PMU is semi‑permanent and typically fades over several years, often needing color boosts around every 12–18 months depending on pigment, skin, and lifestyle.