Microblading needle 21F 0.25mm

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 21F 0.25mm microblading blade is a professional flat-configuration needle comprising 21 ultra-fine pins with a diameter of 0.25mm each, aligned in a straight line on a surgical stainless steel holder. The 21F configuration represents the widest variant in the flat blade range for microblading, providing the maximum possible surface coverage in a single stroke. This blade is specially designed for advanced eyebrow shading techniques, including powder brows, ombre brows, and combined micropigmentation methods. The high count of 21 pins allows extremely uniform pigment distribution, creating subtle and natural gradients that mimic the appearance of professionally applied powder makeup. The standard 0.25mm diameter of each individual pin ensures optimal penetration into the epidermal layer, deep enough for pigment retention yet shallow enough to prevent scarring. The manufacturing process includes multi-stage grinding of each pin tip for smooth penetration that minimizes client discomfort and tissue trauma. The rigid stainless steel holder maintains perfect pin alignment throughout the procedure, preventing deviations that could cause uneven results. Individually sterilized via gamma irradiation with a visual indicator on the sealed blister packaging. Compatible with universal microblading pens and holders. A single-use product intended exclusively for certified PMU artists working in authorized professional environments. Frequently Asked Questions What does the 21F configuration mean for microblading? The 21F configuration indicates a flat blade composed of 21 pins arranged in a straight line. This is the widest flat configuration available, providing maximum coverage for shading techniques. The number 21 refers to the pin count, and F designates their flat or straight arrangement. What is the difference between a 20F and 21F blade? The main difference is the pin count: 20F has 20 pins while 21F has 21 pins. The additional pin of the 21F configuration provides slightly wider coverage and even more uniform pigment distribution. Both have the same 0.25mm diameter per pin. The choice depends on artist preference and working surface area. What eyebrow types is the 21F blade recommended for? The 21F blade is especially recommended for eyebrows that require a powder makeup look, ombre gradient, or uniform fill. It is ideal for clients who want a more defined and intense eyebrow appearance, similar to daily makeup applied with powder or eyebrow shadow. Is the 21F blade compatible with any microblading pen? Yes, the 21F 0.25mm blade is compatible with all microblading pens and holders with universal standard grip. The metal holder has standardized dimensions that fit the locking mechanisms of the most widely used microblading instruments on the market. How do you achieve an ombre effect with the 21F blade? The ombre effect is achieved by varying the pressure applied to the 21F blade along the eyebrow. Start with light pressure at the head of the eyebrow for a lighter effect and gradually increase pressure toward the tail for more intense color. This technique requires experience and precise control. Can the 21F blade be used for areas other than eyebrows? Although the 21F blade is primarily designed for eyebrows, some experienced PMU artists also use it for lip shading techniques, especially for creating subtle gradients. However, the primary use remains eyebrow micropigmentation through shading and powder techniques. What pressure should be applied when working with the 21F blade? Pressure should be moderate and consistent, sufficient to allow pigment penetration into the epidermal layer without reaching the deep dermis. Due to the high pin count, pressure is distributed over a wider surface, so slightly more force is needed compared to smaller blades. How long do results from the 21F blade last? Micropigmentation results with the 21F blade last on average between 12 and 24 months, depending on the client's skin type, lifestyle, and post-procedure care. Oily skin tends to retain pigment for less time. A touch-up session is recommended 4-6 weeks after the initial procedure. Is the 21F blade single-use? Yes, the 21F blade is a single-use consumable. It is used exclusively for one client and must be disposed of immediately after the procedure in special containers for contaminated medical waste, in accordance with current sanitary regulations for micropigmentation studios. What advantages does the 0.25mm pin diameter offer? The 0.25mm diameter offers an ideal balance between precision and efficiency. The pins are fine enough for gentle penetration that minimizes tissue trauma and client discomfort, yet robust enough to deliver an adequate amount of pigment into the skin for optimal color retention.