🖌️ Efficient Tattoo Pigment Makeup Electric Ink Mixer: Eyebrow Color Supply Tool & 100 Mixing Sticks Set Review

I use this product to mix pigments for microshading eyebrows. Quality pigments are expensive and often sold in small bottles. At first I used a cotton swab to mix but it soaked up too much product. This little blender is powerful, compact and just what I need to preserve PMU pigments.

Does the job well enough. A very useful tool that every artist should have. The possibilities are now endless with the mixing of energy colors imaginable.

They are cheaply made in China and will break after the first use or don't live up to my experience from the first use. My blender sticks lasted longer than my real blender and I spent more time waiting for the blender in the mail.

Mixes my tattoo colors great! The battery lasts a long time considering how many times I've used it! Will definitely buy another one if this one breaks.

They are cheaply made in China and break after the first use or in my experience don't even reach the first use. My blender sticks lasted longer than my real blender and I spent more time waiting for the blender in the mail.

I use this tool to mix pigments for micro-shading the brows. Quality pigments are expensive and often sold in small bottles. At first I used a cotton swab to mix but it soaked up too much product. This little blender is powerful, compact and just what I need to preserve PMU pigments.

This pigment mixer works great! Just keep spare batteries in the treatment room so you never run out of batteries. They don't use batteries, but you don't want to be out of a job! To attempt! Not expensive, it comes with mixing nozzles. I have 3! I use it for mixing PMU pigments, henna and dyes. Happy eyebrows! dm