In the world of permanent makeup (PMU) and tattooing, KWADRON needles have established themselves as a hallmark of precision, quality, and innovation. With a commitment to delivering exceptional tools for artists, KWADRON offers a diverse range of needle types tailored to various applications. From creating intricate details to achieving bold designs, each KWADRON needle type serves a specific purpose, contributing to the artistry and craftsmanship of PMU and tattooing.
Round liners (RL): Defining fine lines:
Round Liner needles, denoted as RL, are a staple in the arsenal of PMU and tattoo artists. These needles are characterized by their round configuration, with a specific number of needles grouped. RL needles excel at creating fine lines, making them a popular choice for outlining designs, adding delicate details, and achieving precise contours. Whether it’s the minute strokes of eyebrow microblading or the intricate outlines of a tattoo, RL needles offer the control and finesse needed to bring designs to life.
Round shaders (RS): Adding depth and texture:
Round Shader needles, represented as RS, share a similar round configuration to RL needles but are designed for a different purpose. RS needles are ideal for adding depth, shading, and texture to designs. With a broader coverage area compared to RL needles, RS needles are well-suited for creating gradients, soft shadows, and smooth transitions between different shades. Artists can use RS needles to achieve realistic three-dimensional effects, whether it’s creating lifelike eyebrows or shading intricate tattoo motifs.
Magnum needles (M1 and M2): Mastering versatility:
Magnum needles, available in both M1 and M2 configurations, are versatile workhorses that offer a balance between coverage and detail. M1 needles feature a single row of needles, while M2 needles consist of two stacked rows. Magnum needles are prized for their ability to handle various shading techniques, from subtle gradients to bold fills. They are commonly used for larger areas, such as solid color fills, background shading, and creating soft ombre effects.
Curved Magnum needles (CM): Embracing curves:
Curved Magnum needles, often denoted as CM, feature a curved configuration that follows the natural contours of the skin. This curvature allows artists to effortlessly glide over the skin’s surface, making CM needles an excellent choice for curved or uneven areas. They are particularly effective in achieving smooth blends, realistic skin texture, and even coverage. CM needles are favored for projects that require a combination of precision and adaptability, such as tattooing or shading the lips and eyebrows.
