Complete guide: Microblading needle 11F 0.25mm
This is a precision microblading needle with 11 micro-blades arranged in a Flat configuration (11F), each with a diameter of 0.25 mm. It is designed for eyebrow micropigmentation artists who work manually with a microblading pen and need a wide working line for filling and creating natural-looking eyebrows. As a sterile, single-use consumable, it is changed for each client.
How to use
- Before opening the pouch, check the integrity of the sealed packaging and the expiration date; if the packaging is damaged, do not use the needle.
- Open the sterile pouch only at the time of use and attach the needle to the microblading pen (handle), securing it properly according to your system.
- Prepare the work area: draw the shape and mapping of the eyebrow, and if using a stencil, transfer the outline before starting the hair strokes.
- Load the blades with pigment by dipping — the steel retains pigment between the blades through capillary action.
- Trace the hair strokes with controlled movements, maintaining a constant angle and pressure for uniform and well-defined lines.
- Reload the needle with pigment whenever necessary during the procedure.
- At the end, dispose of the used needle in a sharps container; do not reuse or resterilize it.
Tips from us
- Test the sharpness and glide of the needle on practice artificial skin before working on a client.
- Use the colored handle grip to quickly identify the configuration and organize your needles during the session.
- Maintain a constant angle and pressure — the 0.25 mm diameter gives clear lines only with a steady hand.
- Keep a backup stock of the configurations you use most often, so you don't run out of needles in the middle of your schedule.
- If your technique requires it, combine multiple F configurations in the same procedure for different areas and details.
Warning: The needle is sterile and single-use: it is used on one client, then disposed of in a sharps container. Do not wash, resterilize, or reuse it. Sterility is guaranteed only as long as the pouch remains sealed, so always check the integrity of the packaging and the expiration date before use. Always work in accordance with hygiene standards: gloves, disinfected surfaces, and protective barriers.
Frequently asked questions
What does the 11F configuration mean?▾
It means the needle has 11 micro-blades arranged in a straight, horizontal row (Flat). This arrangement provides a wide working line, suitable for filling and creating full eyebrows with dense, evenly distributed hair strokes.
What pens is this needle compatible with?▾
According to the manufacturer's description, the needle is compatible with all standard microblading pens and handles and can be used with the Microblading Pen. Secure it well in the handle according to your attachment system.
How do I choose the right diameter for the client's skin?▾
0.25 mm is the universal standard in microblading and works on most skin types. For very fine or sensitive skin, you can opt for the version with a diameter of 0.20 mm.
Can I reuse the needle if I sterilize it between clients?▾
No. It is a single-use product, individually sterile packaged. It is used once, on one client, then disposed of in a sharps container. Resterilization is not safe and is not allowed.
Is it sterile from the factory?▾
Yes, each needle is pre-sterilized and individually packaged in a sealed pouch. Sterility is guaranteed only as long as the packaging remains intact, so check the integrity of the pouch and the expiration date before use.
What techniques is the 11F needle suitable for?▾
It is suitable for the microblading hair stroke technique, for filling sparse areas, and for creating natural-looking eyebrows. The wide working line makes it versatile for different eyebrow shapes and sizes.
Product description
It can be used with the Microblading Pen- the size of the needle is 0.25mm- made of stainless steel-sterile packaged- disposable product
The Microblading Needle 11F 0.25mm is a professional precision instrument for microblading procedures, equipped with 11 micro-blades arranged in a Flat (linear) configuration, each with a 0.25mm diameter. The 11F (11 Flat) configuration positions the 11 blades in a straight, horizontal row, offering a lata working line that enables efficient and precise hair stroke creation. The 0.25mm diameter of each blade is the industry standard for microblading, producing clear and well-defined lines that naturally mimic eyebrow hair strands. The blades are made from high-quality surgical stainless steel, laser-sharpened to ensure uniform and controlled penetration of the superficial skin layer, minimizing skin trauma and promoting rapid healing. The needle handle features a colored support for quick configuration identification, facilitating efficient organization during work sessions. The needle is sterile, individually packaged in a sealed pouch, and intended exclusively for single use, meeting international hygiene standards for micropigmentation procedures. The 11F configuration is valued by microblading artists for its versatility and the working line width it offers, allowing technique adaptation to different eyebrow shapes and sizes. The superior quality surgical steel ensures blades maintain their sharpness throughout the procedure, producing consistent and professional results from the first to the last line. Compatible with all standard microblading pens and holders. Recommended for both experienced artists and those at the beginning of their micropigmentation career.
Frequently Asked Questions What does the 11F configuration mean? The 11F configuration means the needle has 11 micro-blades arranged in a straight horizontal row (Flat). This configuration offers a lata working line, allowing drawing of parallel lines that mimic natural eyebrow hair strands. What techniques is the 11F needle suitable for? The 11F needle is suitable for hair stroke microblading technique, filling sparse areas, and creating natural-looking eyebrows. The lata working line makes it versatile for different eyebrow styles and shapes. What skin type is most suitable? The 0.25mm needle is suitable for all skin types, being the universal standard in microblading. It works excellently on normal, combination, and even thicker skin. For very fine or sensitive skin, the 0.20mm diameter may be preferred. Is the needle sterile from the factory? Yes, each needle is pre-sterilized through industrial methods and individually packaged in a sealed pouch. Sterility is guaranteed as long as the packaging remains intact. Check packaging integrity and expiration date before use. How do I choose between different F configurations? The choice depends on the work area and technique: 7F for fine details and tips, 9-10F for versatility, 11-14F for medium coverage, 16-18F for wide coverage. Many artists use 2-3 different configurations in the same procedure. How much pigment does the needle retain? The surgical steel blades retain an optimal amount of pigment between them through capillarity. The number of blades influences the pigment quantity: more blades retain more pigment, reducing reloading frequency during the procedure. Can the needle be used for other procedures? Microblading needles are specifically designed for eyebrow microblading procedures. They are not recommended for traditional tattoos or other cosmetic procedures. Always use the appropriate instrument for the specific procedure. How do I check needle quality before use? Check the sealed packaging integrity, expiration date, and blade appearance (should be straight, aligned, and without visible defects). Test sharpness on artificial practice skin before client use. How many needles should I keep in stock? A stock of at least 50-100 needles in the most used configurations is recommended. Each procedure requires at least one new needle. Maintaining adequate stock prevents work schedule interruptions and ensures constant availability. Are there quality differences between configurations? No, all configurations in the range are made from the same high-quality surgical steel and benefit from the same manufacturing precision. The difference is exclusively in the number of blades and working line width, not in material quality.
