PMU Butter is specially formulated for delicate facial areas, with a finer consistency that is easier to apply on small surfaces around the eyebrows, lips, and eyes. Standard Tattoo Butter is designed for larger body areas and has a thicker consistency. Both contain natural eugenol, but PMU Butter is optimised for the precision needed in micropigmentation procedures.

Yes, Biotat PMU Butter is specially formulated for delicate facial areas, including the periorbital zone for eyeliner procedures. The formula free from synthetic chemicals, chlorhexidine, and lidocaine minimises irritation risk in this extremely sensitive area. However, avoid direct contact with the ocular mucosa and always follow standard safety protocols for ocular PMU procedures.

PMU procedures require a very small amount of product per session due to the small working surfaces. A 100g container can cover approximately 40-60 eyebrow procedures or 50-70 eyeliner procedures. Apply a thin, even layer on the work area and reapply after each cleaning. Avoid over-application which could affect line precision.

No, Biotat PMU Butter is formulated not to interfere with pigment penetration and retention in the skin. The formula contains no ingredients that could block pigment absorption or alter PMU procedure results. Many PMU artists report even better pigment retention due to the skin being better protected and moisturised during the procedure.

Yes, Biotat PMU Butter is excellent for microblading procedures as well. The fine consistency allows clear visibility of strokes and does not interfere with manual technique. The anaesthetic effect of eugenol is particularly appreciated in microblading, where work areas are compact and sensitive. The protective barrier maintains skin hydration throughout the entire procedure.

Yes, Biotat PMU Butter is compatible with all brands and types of PMU pigments — both organic and inorganic. The neutral formula does not chemically interact with pigments and does not alter colours. It can be used with Biotek, Permablend, Li Pigments, PhiContour, and any other professional PMU pigment brand.

The Biotat PMU protocol begins with cleaning the area with Green Soap for skin preparation, followed by PMU Butter application as a protective barrier and lubricant throughout the procedure. After completing the procedure, a final layer of PMU Butter can be applied for immediate protection. All Biotat products contain eugenol, ensuring a continuous anaesthetic effect.

Clients with known allergy to cloves or eugenol should avoid Biotat products, as the primary active ingredient is eugenol extracted from cloves. We always recommend performing a patch test on a small area 24 hours before the procedure for new clients or those with known sensitivities. In case of reaction, discontinue use immediately.

PMU Butter can be applied as a protective layer immediately after the procedure, but for long-term post-procedural care a dedicated aftercare product is recommended. Biotat PMU Butter is optimised for use during the procedure, not as a healing treatment. For the 7-14 days of post-PMU healing, follow the specific recommendations of your PMU artist.

The 100g format is optimally sized for PMU procedures, which consume a much smaller amount of product per session compared to traditional tattoos. A 100g container can last months even for a full-schedule PMU artist. The smaller format also ensures product freshness, being consumed before expiration. For traditional tattoos, Biotat offers Tattoo Butter in the 500g format.