3D Lips Artificial Skin Makeup
Specifications
- Weight
- 470 g
- Material
- Medical silicone
- Format
- 3D
- Texture
- Close to human skin
- Color
- Natural tones
- Usage
- Lip micropigmentation
Ghiduri utile:Micropigmentare (PMU) — echipamentul de bazăAce și cartușe pentru PMU (makeup) — ghid de cumpărareUnelte pentru micropigmentare (PMU): ce ai nevoie dincolo de pigmenți
Guide & full description
Complete guide: 3D Lips Artificial Skin Makeup
This is a 3D artificial lip-shaped skin, specially designed for practicing lip permanent make-up techniques (cosmetic lip micropigmentation). The piece reproduces the real anatomical shape of the lips — including the vermilion, Cupid's bow, and commissures — from a non-toxic silicone synthetic material with a shade close to natural skin tone. It is suitable both for beginner artists preparing for their first clients and for experienced artists who want to test a new pigment color or technique before working on a real client.
How to use
- Remove the piece from its packaging and check that its surface is clean, with no marks from previous sessions.
- Place it on a stable work surface or a suitable holder, at a comfortable angle for your hand, just as you would position a real client.
- Choose the needles suitable for the technique you are practicing: 1-3 round liner cartridges for outlining, nano or micro needles for delicate lip blush, 3-5 round shader for filling.
- Adjust the micropigmentation device (depth, speed) similar to the settings you would use on real skin, so the exercise is as transferable as possible.
- Practice the desired technique — outlining, lip blush, aquarelle or chromatic neutralization — keeping track of pressure, needle angle and line uniformity.
- Test one or more pigment colors directly on the piece to see how the silicone tone reacts to them.
- Gently clean pigment residues from the surface after each session if you want to extend the lifespan of the piece.
- Keep in mind that the piece has a limited number of useful sessions — once the silicone becomes saturated with pigment, colors can no longer be evaluated accurately and a new piece is needed.
Tips from us
- Use exactly the same types of needles you would use on a real client, so that the practice is directly transferable to actual work.
- Work gradually with needle pressure and speed — silicone provides similar feedback to skin but is not identical, so don't draw firm conclusions from a single pass.
- Note down the color combinations and techniques tested on the piece as a quick reference when choosing pigments for a client.
- Don't rush a practice session just to "finish" faster — the goal of the exercise is movement control, not speed.
- Keep the piece clean, dry and away from heat or direct sunlight between sessions, to avoid accelerating material degradation.
- When you notice the surface is too saturated with pigment and you can no longer clearly see the color result, that's a sign that a new piece is needed.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between these Make-up Lips and standard practice pieces?▾
The Make-up version has a silicone color closer to the natural tone of human lips, which helps you better evaluate how the applied pigments look. It is designed specifically for lip permanent make-up techniques, not just for classic artistic tattooing.
What needles or cartridges are suitable for practice on this skin?▾
Cartridges with 1-3 round liner for outlining, nano or micro needles for delicate lip blush, and 3-5 round shader for filling — essentially the same types you would use on a real client, so the exercise is directly transferable.
How many times can I practice on the same piece?▾
Typically it can be used for 3-5 complete practice sessions, depending on how much pigment you apply and how intensively you work. Once the silicone becomes saturated with pigment, colors can no longer be evaluated accurately and a new piece is needed.
How do I maintain the piece between practice sessions?▾
Gently clean it of pigment residues after each session if possible, and keep it dry, away from heat and direct sunlight. Being a synthetic practice material, it degrades over time and does not have the durability of real skin — at some point it needs to be replaced.
Is it suitable for beginners or only for experienced artists?▾
It is suitable for both: it is frequently used in permanent make-up training courses, but also by experienced artists who want to test a new pigment color or technique in a controlled environment before working on a real client.
Can I directly test on the piece which pigment color suits a client?▾
Yes, that is one of the main uses of this version — the natural silicone tone allows you to get a rough idea of how a lip pigment looks on a color close to real skin, helping you make a more informed choice of the right shade.
Product description
ACEST PRODUS ESTE EXCEPTAT DE LA RETUR, POTRIVIT OUG 34/2014 PRIVIND DREPTURILE CONSUMATORILOR.
Potrivit ART. 16 - Sunt exceptate de la dreptul de retragere in ceea ce priveste contractele la distanta urmatoarele:
- furnizarea de produse sigilate care nu pot fi returnate din motive de protectie a sanatatii sau din motive de igiena
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