| Product
Profile – Permanent Makeup Machines |
| Permanent
Makeup Machines FAQ’s |
| Q.What
is the difference between the Merlin, Mozart and Magellan? |
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Merlin
– Both controlled manually or by foot pedal. Has disposable parts
from the motor down. |
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Mozart is less expensive.
This machine has three parts to it, for disposable cap, needle and sleeve.
Great machine to have for back-up. |
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Magellan has 1 operating
function. The structure of the machine is similar, but used with foot pedal
only. Longer machine life. |
| Q.Why
does the machine seem to “stall” during a procedure? |
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Sometimes, when assembling
the disposable parts, the transmission shaft may not be in properly.
Sometimes the technician is not experienced enough in regulating the speed,
power, etc. Refer to the
“Trouble Shooting” page in this Machine section of the product
profile. |
| Q.
Why are your machines so expensive but “lightweight”? |
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Our machines are designed
specifically for permanent makeup application, not like tattoos that are
pounded in through heavier machines. The design is beneficial not only to
protect the client’s skin from
trauma, but also for the comfort of the technician who is doing the procedure.
Delicate areas around
the eyes and lips require a much different machine. |
| Q.
Salon says if they do too good of a job, the client won’t need to
come back, so how can they get |
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“repeat”
business? |
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Do the original job
lighter. The result will still be professional and even, but the customer
will probably
want to come back for more intense color later. The overall job of the machine
is to embed the pigment
smoothly and properly. Don’t get a reputation for doing a messy job,
rather, let the client be happy with
the result but encourage them to come back for a more dramatic look. Other
Clients expect
permanent results after paying the service fee. They do NOT want the product
to fade fast or peel off
after the skin has healed. |
| Q.
I want to be able to clean my machine, but it seems like the paint comes
off. Why, and what can I |
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do? |
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We are in the process
of changing the stainless steel formula used in making the machines to a
much
more durable texture. In the meantime, you should always use a new, disposable
machine guard with
every application. |
