Chuse S12 Permanent Eyebrow Microblading Review

The Chuse S7 needle has become my new favorite microblading needle size. This gives you more control over your shot and allows you to really curve it to make a natural shot. It is necessary! I used to use S12 and now it's all about S7!

I'm writing this review to help you save money: These and probably most if not all of these microblading needle sets will fit in an X-Actor holder. There's absolutely no reason to buy their overpriced plastic pieces - just go to your local craft store and buy a $3 x-acto blade holder and you're done. As for the needles, they are sharp, cut flat and you don't have to press hard. I was bleeding from a test cut I made myself, which is like scratching yourself a few times with tiny needles. The…

I recommend this when you need to make hair like strokes like 3D eyebrow tattoos. I don't recommend this size for lip or eye tattoos, it's too small for that, it will take you a million years. But for single thin peachy lines like hairlines, this is perfect.

I'm a male but yes I do my brows and makeup and I'm in the military so the products I need should last a long time but look natural in a professional setting . I wanted to do eyebrow microblading but was impressed with the cost of the procedure. I'm watching a few tutorials on YouTube and am confident enough to replicate the results I saw on Monday, so I searched Revain for this product and made my choice after looking at these tutorials and the tools used in them and materials carefully…

Exactly as in the description, but the blades have no serial numbers and some are made with different blade lengths. Some are too short.

I have been using Everlasting Brow Needles for many years since graduating from high school and getting my Microblading/PMU certification. I have to admit I was SUPER skeptical about a new needle, especially one this cheap, but figured why not! Well these things surprised me and are actually great microblading needles! For the price, it amazes me how good they are! I have ordered another pack as well as several other sizes from the same brand and they all work just as well! The quality shows…

Please be careful I have been using these blades since my first year as my microblading holy grail and little did I know these blades leave scars on my clients! Microblading is semi-permanent, so the ink should eventually fade, leaving the ink almost matte on normal bare skin. After a year of watching my clients put makeup on their faces, I couldn't figure out why I kept seeing bold red line marks (and using the right technique). I noticed that these blades are of such poor quality and dull…

After hearing good reviews about this blade, I decided to give it a try. Disposable blades from the company I train with are about $7 each and can take weeks to ship, so I was looking for an alternative with faster shipping. This blade is ridiculously difficult to use on skin unlike any Chuse brand blade. I wouldn't even use them for practice. They are so hard and uncomfortable to use. In comparison, Phibrows blades literally glide over the skin. I will never try another brand again. Most of…

These blades are terrible! I never post negative reviews unless I feel it deserves attention and this is one of those situations. I used 2 blades to make sure my client's skin wasn't the problem and I was wrong. I've used them on 2 different people with different skin types and they just didn't work. They are too thick and not sharp, the pigment doesn't penetrate, you have to use some pressure but when you do it can be intimidating and I definitely don't want this for my clients. Maybe people…