On a client's face, there is no undo
- Here you make a mistake and two fingers take it back. In the chair, that stroke stays in the dermis for months.
- Wrong direction, too deep, colour turning grey: none of it wipes off with a cream. It comes out with a laser. Multiple sessions, hundreds of euros — and you pay, not her.
- This set is the only place you can afford to get it wrong. Every mistake you make here is one you won't make on a face.
"The nano brushes respond to pressure like the machine. Impressive."
"The mapping tools fixed my symmetry in a week."
"Imported in 30 seconds. I'd never opened Procreate before."
"I use it in consultations. Paid for itself with the first client."
Four techniques, one set
Microblading, Nano, Powder, Combo. Every brush is built from its real tool: the blade that cuts, the needle that deposits, the dots that blend. Not illustration brushes with a new label.
Colours that actually exist
The palette follows the pigments in your drawer. What she sees on screen is what she'll see in the mirror.
Mapping, ready to go
Rulers, guides and reference points included. Build the structure, check the proportions, correct — before it becomes permanent.
5 tutorials, nothing skipped
From download to your first refined stroke. Never touched Procreate? That's where we start.
It stops being a cost and starts earning
Photograph your client. Draw the shape on her image. Show her before you open the pigment.
Three things happen at once: a client who sees the result stops saying "let me think about it." The approved drawing becomes visual consent, and "this isn't what I asked for" disappears. And a consultation with a digital simulation is worth a price that a white pencil on the forehead never will be.
One extra client closed and you're even. After that, it's yours forever.
It isn't talent. It's repetitions.
- Synthetic skin: buy it, set up the machine, pour the pigment, prep the station, then clean it all. Forty minutes of setup for twenty of practice. So you train "when you have time" — meaning almost never.
- iPad: ten minutes on the sofa. No setup, no cleanup.
- Muscle memory doesn't come from long, rare sessions. It comes from frequency. A hundred strokes a day for a month builds a different hand than a thousand strokes once.
The symmetry your eye hides from you
Asymmetry is the industry's number one complaint — and the reason is physiological: your brain compensates and shows you two brows more alike than they are. On skin, you notice when it's too late.Here you duplicate the layer, flip it, and the difference hits you in a second.
A check you can't run in the chair — and one that teaches you to spot asymmetry even with the iPad closed.
90%
€0 in materials consumed, session after session.
99%
5-star ratings across [N] verified reviews
95%
of shapes approved on the first drawing in consultation
