A secondary numbing gel for professional permanent makeup and tattoo procedures. Contains 4% lidocaine and 0.01% racepinephrine hydrochloride to help reduce discomfort, swelling, and bleeding during treatment. 1 oz bottle.

Flameless LED candles I recommend for creating a calm, relaxing atmosphere for clients in a PMU or aesthetics studio. The warm candlelight adds a cozy spa-like feel without the flame, smoke or mess of traditional candles.

Customizable LED neon business sign I recommend for adding professional, decorative branding to a PMU or aesthetics studio. Personalize it with your business name or logo to create a polished focal point and branded backdrop for your space.

A high-end professional treatment cart I recommend for established PMU and aesthetics studios. Provides a sturdy, organized workstation for keeping equipment and supplies within easy reach during treatments and pairs especially well with the Daylight Omega magnifying lamps for a polished, professional treatment-room setup.

A professional magnifying lamp with a more compact 5-inch glass lens and interchangeable 1.75X and 2.25X magnification options. A great choice for PMU and aesthetics professionals who want the option of stronger magnification for especially detailed work.

A premium magnifying lamp I recommend for PMU and aesthetics professionals who want a larger viewing area and powerful illumination. The 7-inch acrylic lens provides 1.75X magnification, while four brightness levels and an adjustable arm make it easy to position for detailed, precision work.

A set of clear glass apothecary jars I recommend for attractive, organized storage in a PMU or aesthetics treatment room. Great for displaying and keeping frequently used supplies easily accessible while maintaining a clean, professional-looking space.

A clear acrylic paper towel holder I recommend for keeping treatment rooms organized and paper towels easily accessible. The self-adhesive design mounts under a cabinet or on a wall without drilling and can be installed vertically or horizontally.

A great starter treatment bed I recommend for new PMU artists setting up their first studio. The three-motor electric controls allow you to adjust the height and positioning for better client comfort and working ergonomics without the investment of a higher-end professional bed.

A digital measuring tool I use during PMU mapping to check measurements and compare both sides for symmetry. The digital display makes it easy to take precise measurements when refining brow, lip, and other permanent makeup mapping.

Disposable self-cooling hydrogel eye compresses I give to my permanent eyeliner clients as part of their aftercare. Clients can use them at home as a convenient cool compress to soothe and comfort the eye area following their procedure. No refrigeration or freezer needed.

Hydrogel lip masks I give clients as part of their lip blushing aftercare. I keep them refrigerated so they can be used as a soothing cool compress immediately after the procedure to help calm and comfort the lips.

Disposable fine buffer blocks I use to gently buff away dry, flaky skin from the lips during prep for lip blushing, helping create a smoother surface before the procedure.

A concentrated green soap I recommend for cleansing the skin and removing excess pigment throughout PMU procedures. The 1:10 concentrate can be diluted for use in the included foaming bottle, making it convenient for frequent cleansing while working.

A versatile mapping kit I recommend for creating clean, defined outlines before all types of PMU procedures. The white mapping paste can be used to establish and refine shapes for brows, lips, eyeliner, and other permanent makeup procedures before tattooing.

A 5-pin round shader cartridge I recommend for controlled shading and efficient pigment application. The round configuration provides broader coverage than smaller groupings while still allowing for precision during PMU procedures.

A single 0.35 mm round liner cartridge with a long taper that I recommend for precise PMU work when a larger needle diameter and stronger pigment delivery are desired. Provides controlled, defined pigment placement while maintaining the precision of a single-needle configuration.

A single 0.30 mm round liner cartridge with a long taper that I recommend for precise PMU work and controlled linework. The larger needle diameter provides stronger pigment delivery while maintaining the precision of a single-needle configuration.

A single 0.25 mm round liner cartridge with a long taper that I recommend for precise PMU work and fine, controlled linework. A versatile configuration for procedures where accuracy and detailed pigment placement are important.

A 3-pin, 0.30 mm round shader cartridge with a long taper that I recommend for controlled PMU shading and pigment application. The slightly larger needle diameter provides stronger pigment delivery while the compact grouping maintains precision and control.

A 9-pin curved magnum cartridge I recommend for smooth, controlled shading and efficient pigment coverage. The curved needle configuration is useful for creating soft transitions and working across broader areas during PMU procedures.

A 5-pin curved magnum cartridge I recommend for controlled shading and pigment coverage in smaller or more detailed areas. The curved needle configuration allows for smooth transitions while providing more precision than larger magnum configurations.

A 7-pin curved magnum cartridge I recommend for smooth, controlled shading and efficient pigment coverage. The curved needle configuration is useful for creating soft transitions and working across broader areas during PMU procedures.

An adjustable floor phone stand I recommend for recording PMU procedures, demonstrations, and educational content hands-free. The long extension arm and 360° adjustment make it easy to position a phone overhead or at different angles while keeping the treatment area unobstructed.

Stainless steel pigment cup holders I recommend for keeping pigment cups stable, organized, and easily accessible while working. Each stand holds multiple pigment cups, making it convenient when using several colors or custom blends during a PMU procedure.

A thinning and shading solution I recommend for reducing pigment load and creating a more fluid consistency. Useful for softening pigment concentration and creating lighter, more subtle shading effects during PMU procedures.

A high-opacity, carbon-based black pigment I recommend for permanent eyeliner when a deeper, more intense black result is desired. Darker and more saturated than Perma Blend Eyeliner Black, making it ideal for bold, defined eyeliner.

A medium-opacity, medium brown brow pigment with a neutral mass tone and cool yellow-green undertone. I recommend it for creating cooler, more neutral brow results and for adjusting brow pigment blends when additional coolness is needed.

A high-opacity, light blonde brow pigment with a cool mass tone and cool-yellow undertone. I recommend it for creating soft, natural-looking brows on lighter blonde clients and for adjusting brow blends when a lighter, cooler result is needed.

A high-opacity, medium blonde brow pigment with a warm mass tone and neutral-yellow undertone. I recommend it for creating natural-looking warmer blonde brows and for adjusting lighter brow blends when a little additional warmth is needed.

A high-opacity, medium blonde brow pigment with a neutral mass tone and neutral-yellow undertone. I recommend it for creating soft, natural-looking blonde brows and as a versatile shade for customizing lighter brow pigment blends.

A versatile six-color lip pigment set I recommend for artists who want a well-rounded palette of everyday nudes, pinks, berries, and deeper lip tones. Includes Cinnamon, Dusty Pink, Magenta, Nude, Pink Rose, and Wine, giving you a range of ready-to-use colors that can also be blended to create customized lip shades.

A versatile brow pigment set I recommend for building a core PMU brow palette. Includes four popular shades ranging from lighter to deeper tones—Taupe, Blazing Copper, Brunette, and Blackish Brown—which can be used individually or blended to customize brow colors for different clients.

A three-pigment brow correction set I recommend for artists who want a versatile range of correctors for undesirable healed brow colors. Includes Olive for neutralizing red/orange, Pumpkin for purple/blue, and Golden for blue/green brows.

An opaque warm yellow corrector I recommend for color-correcting healed brows that have shifted too purple or blue. The yellow tone helps neutralize unwanted cool tones and bring the brows back toward a warmer, more balanced result.

An opaque olive corrector I recommend for color-correcting healed brows that have shifted too red or orange. The green-based tone helps neutralize unwanted warmth and bring the brow color back toward a more natural, balanced result.

A versatile pink- and red-based lip pigment collection I recommend for building a core lip blushing palette. The set includes a range of pink, red, and mauve tones that can be used individually or blended together to create customized lip colors, from softer natural pinks to deeper, more saturated shades.

A medium-opacity, orange-based brown pigment I recommend primarily for lip neutralization. Its warm orange-brown base makes it useful for neutralizing higher-melanin lips and can be blended with other pigments to create a customized neutralization formula and target color.

A bright, high-opacity pink pigment I use in three ways: as a secondary or target color in lip neutralization, as an intensifier to lighten and brighten primary lip pigment blends, or on its own as a vibrant pink lip color.

A vibrant fuchsia lip pigment I primarily use as an intensifier when I want to deepen a berry-toned lip blend without significantly changing the target color. It can also be used as a standalone shade for a more vibrant lip result.

A soft, versatile lip pigment I recommend for creating natural-looking lip blush results. Beautiful on its own or blended with other shades to customize soft pink and nude lip colors.

A temporary stroke-enhancing solution I recommend for improving visibility during PMU procedures. It temporarily stains areas where the skin has been opened, making it easier to see your existing work during outlining and second passes. Available in red for lips, brown for brows, and black for eyeliner.

Disposable fine-tip brushes I use during PMU procedures to preview small shape corrections before tattooing additional pigment. I dip the brush directly into the pigment to temporarily adjust an area so I can see how the correction will look before committing to more pigment.

A clip-on phone lens kit I use for PMU before-and-after photography. The macro lens helps capture clear, close-up detail of brows, lips, eyeliner, and other PMU work for more professional-looking photos.

A compact rechargeable light I use to brighten and clarify PMU before-and-after photography. It clips directly onto a phone to provide additional illumination and capture clearer, more consistent photos of finished work.

A rich lip pigment I recommend for creating deeper, more defined lip blush results and for adding depth to custom lip color blends.

A warm red pigment I recommend for lip blushing and custom lip color blends. It can also be added in small amounts to black eyeliner pigment as a modifier to help maintain a warmer black result.

A highly pigmented earthy pink lip color I recommend for creating soft, natural-looking lip blush results. Its high opacity makes it a versatile staple for adding a beautiful muted pink tone to custom lip blends. Perma Blend describes Sweet Melissa as an earthy pink with high opacity.

Sterile irrigation water I use throughout PMU procedures for cleansing the treatment area and clearing pigment from needles and cartridges while working.

Gentle, fragrance-free wipes I use throughout PMU procedures to remove excess pigment and cleanse the treatment area while I work. Made with 99.9% water, they’re a simple option for frequent wiping during a service.

Narrow cling film I use to occlude topical anesthetic during PMU procedures. The convenient roll size makes it easy to cover brows or lips while the topical numbing product processes.

Disposable 3-ply face masks I recommend for everyday use during PMU procedures. Soft, comfortable ear loops and convenient bulk packaging make them easy to keep stocked in the treatment room.

A wall-mounted cabinet I recommend for securely housing a sharps container in the treatment room. Keeps sharps disposal accessible while providing a cleaner, more organized professional setup.

Large biohazard sharps containers I recommend for safe disposal of used PMU needles and cartridges. The 5-quart size provides plenty of capacity for a professional treatment room while keeping contaminated sharps securely contained.

An adjustable padded stand I use as a hand and arm stabilizer during precision PMU work. It provides a steady resting point for the working hand, which is especially helpful when creating controlled linework such as nano brows.

Hospital-grade disinfecting wipes I recommend for cleaning and disinfecting hard, nonporous treatment room surfaces and equipment between PMU clients. Convenient for maintaining proper infection-control practices throughout the workday.

Rice powder blotting sheets I use after mapping to lightly powder and set the pre-draw design. They help lock mapping lines in place and reduce smudging while working.

Disposable covers I recommend for protecting PMU treatment chairs and maintaining a clean setup between clients. Convenient for quick turnover while helping keep treatment surfaces protected during procedures.

Disposable 2-ply liners I recommend for covering procedure trays and work surfaces during PMU services. Convenient for creating a clean setup and simplifying cleanup between clients.

Disposable lip brushes I recommend for applying pigment during lip color selection and pre-draw consultations. The small applicator tip allows for clean, controlled application without contaminating products.

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An EPA-registered disinfectant concentrate I recommend for disinfecting reusable nonporous tools and implements in the treatment room. A professional staple for maintaining proper sanitation between clients.

An ultra-black liquid eyeliner with a micro angled tip that I recommend for pre-drawing and demonstrating eyeliner designs before permanent eyeliner procedures. The precise tip makes it easy to create clean, controlled lines

Simple tabletop stands I recommend for safely resting your PMU machine between passes. Helps keep your machine secure, organized, and off the treatment surface while you’re working.

My go-to tape for creating a clean working surface on the back of my glove during PMU procedures. I use it to wipe the needle and test pigment flow while I’m working.

Narrow-tip squeeze bottles I recommend for controlled dispensing of cleansing solutions during PMU procedures. The angled nozzle makes it easy to direct solution exactly where needed while keeping the treatment setup neat and organized.

A fragrance-free skin protectant I recommend for use during PMU procedures to create a light barrier and keep the skin lubricated while working.

Disposable silicone pigment cups I recommend for holding and mixing PMU pigments during procedures. Available in both large and small sizes so you can choose the right cup for the amount of pigment needed.

An alcohol-free witch hazel I recommend for gentle cleansing during PMU procedures. Helps remove excess pigment and residue while being less drying than traditional alcohol-based astringents.

Double-tipped cotton swabs with sturdy wooden handles that I recommend for precise cleanup and product application during PMU procedures. Convenient in bulk for everyday treatment room use.

Pre-inked black or white mapping string I recommend for creating clean guide lines and checking symmetry during brow mapping. The white pigment provides clear contrast on a variety of skin tones and helps establish precise reference points before PMU procedures.

A soft memory foam topper I recommend for adding extra cushioning and comfort to a PMU treatment bed. I use this style of topper to make longer appointments more comfortable for clients.

A clear acrylic organizer I recommend for keeping disposable masks, gloves, and other frequently used supplies neatly stored and easily accessible in the treatment room.

My go-to black backdrop for client photography. I use these satin pillowcases behind the treatment area to create a clean, polished black background that photographs beautifully and keeps the focus on the finished PMU work.

A silicone-based scar gel I recommend for clients working to improve the appearance and texture of healed scars. Useful as part of scar care before considering paramedical tattooing or scar camouflage.

A powerful hands-free vortex mixer I recommend for thoroughly mixing PMU pigments before procedures. Quickly agitates pigment bottles to help ensure an even, consistent blend without manual shaking.

Absorbent cotton rolls I recommend for lip blushing procedures to help control moisture and keep the treatment area dry and comfortable while working.

Disposable facial razors I recommend for cleaning up fine hair around the brows before mapping and PMU procedures. The slim blade allows for precise shaping and comes with a protective safety cap.

A versatile cream palette I recommend for PMU mapping and pre-draw work. The range of skin tones and correcting shades makes it easy to clean up mapping lines, define shapes, and create contrast around brows and lips before and after a procedure.

A gentle hypochlorous acid wound cleanser I recommend for keeping freshly tattooed skin clean during the healing process. Non-stinging and easy to use for PMU aftercare.

A set of angled precision brushes I recommend for brow and lip mapping. Great for creating clean, crisp lines with mapping paste, concealer, or other pre-draw products.

Peel-off red mapping pencils I recommend for precise brow and lip pre-drawing. Great for creating clean outlines and mapping shapes before permanent makeup procedures.

Waterproof black peel-off mapping pencils I recommend for precise eyebrow pre-drawing and design. Great for creating clean, defined outlines when mapping brows before permanent makeup procedures.

Disposable poly-backed sheets I recommend for protecting treatment beds during PMU procedures. The tissue surface provides comfortable coverage while the poly backing helps prevent liquids from leaking through.

Individually packaged moisturizing gel packets I recommend for convenient post-procedure PMU aftercare. Enriched with vitamins A & D to help keep healing skin moisturized and protected.

Medical-grade disposable barrier film I recommend for protecting high-touch surfaces and equipment during PMU procedures. Easy to apply and remove, helping maintain a clean and sanitary treatment setup.

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My go-to healing gel for PMU aftercare. Individually packaged for clients, with a lightweight, water-based antimicrobial formula that helps soothe and protect freshly treated skin. Includes client aftercare instruction cards.

My go-to topical anesthetic for PMU procedures. A 2-in-1 formula that can be used for both primary and secondary numbing without leaving the skin hard or rubbery.

A beginner-friendly lip neutralization set I recommend for artists learning to work with cool, dark, or pigmented lips. Includes three straightforward modifiers for warming, neutralizing, and adjusting lip tones.

A versatile pigment set I recommend for paramedical tattooing and scar camouflage. Designed for custom blending to create natural-looking skin tone matches.

An advanced pigment set I recommend for more complex lip neutralization cases. This curated collection by Carla Ricciardone offers a broader range of corrective tones for working with more challenging lip undertones and pigmentation.