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2. The different slope of the needle allows you to adjust the color intensity
3. Speed of the hands' movement and the length of stroke: If the movement-wide and fast, then the device makes fewer dots. If the movements are short and slow, then the device does more punctures and denser color.
9. Characteristics of the device, someone harder, someone softer.
I'm constantly working with:
Now parameters which changing in my work:
About needles, everything is very simple
RL means R - round L - liner
RS - round shader
F - Flat
M - magnum 2 - rows of needles (M2)
Let me explain why 3RL is my favorite needle:
3RL is less traumatic than the single needle because the single needle goes into the skin like a knife in the butter and it’s difficult to control the right depth. With group needle much easier to control, because 3RL needle can’t go into the skin so easy because of skin pressure.
More group needles working more surfacely, for example, 5 or 7 group needle works more surface than 3 for the same reason, that’s why for a very thin sensitive skin much easier to work with bigger needles.
But at the same time big group needles like 9 or 11 are not comfortable for work, because it’s too big especially for the tail area and it gives less retention, for example :
1 needle - 80% retention
3RL - 60% retention
5rl - 50-40% retention
So it’s much easier to control retention with smaller group needle
So this made by 3 rl and they have very good retention.
This is the basic movements of the ombré technique 👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻
We see that technique have-
I recommend a movement towards yourself, it takes longer but there is no risk to implant pigment too deep.
-Position of the hand with pen
-The direction of movement of the tool towards yourself, the direction of motion parallel to the forearm.
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