Microblading Supplies & PMU Equipment

Achieve flawless, natural-looking brows with microblading supplies trusted by professional and beginner PMU artists alike. Painful Pleasures carries everything you need for precision, safety, and lasting pigment from microblading tools and blades to high-quality pigments formulated for smooth application and realistic color results.

Tools and Pigments for Every Brow Artist

Our curated selection includes artist-tested products from leading brands such as Tina Davies, Biotek, and Perma Blend, all engineered for accuracy and consistency. Each microblading blade is crafted with precision machining for fine, hair-like strokes, while our microblading pigments come in shades for every brow tone to help artists match natural undertones with confidence.

Trusted Brands, Professional Results

Whether you’re mastering the art of brow shaping or refining your technique, these microblading tools and pigments are designed to support flawless results and quick healing. Explore Tina Davies Brow Pigments and the Perma Blend Luxe Dark Brows SetOpens a new window for top-quality color performance, or discover beginner-friendly options like the Tina Davies Microblading Sampler PackOpens a new window.

Complete Your PMU Setup

We have made it easy to find all your microblading and PMU essentials in one place. Explore our full Permanent Makeup collectionOpens a new window to stock up on microblading practice skin, PMU machines, and pigments that are guaranteed to help you deliver natural, symmetrical, and long-lasting brow artistry for every client.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is microblading and how is it different from a regular eyebrow tattoo?

Microblading is a semi-permanent procedure that uses ultra-fine needles to fill in, define, or reshape eyebrows. Although it's a form of eyebrow tattooing, the technique is different, and the results look more like natural hair. Needles only penetrate the skin's top layer, so results last one to three years.Regular eyebrow tattooing uses an electric tattoo machineOpens a new window to deposit ink deeper into the skin. The results are permanent, though the pigment can fade, and the eyebrows look more filled in.

What supplies do you need to start microblading professionally?

Basic supplies for microblading include application tools (the microblade handle, an assortment of needles for it, and numbing cream for the client), a variety of pigment shades (to easily match any client's eyebrow color), brow mapping tools (a mapping thread or ruler and brow pencils or markers to create templates), and sanitation supplies (disinfectantOpens a new window, barrier film, a sharps containerOpens a new window, an autoclave, and glovesOpens a new window) to keep everything sterile and prevent bacteria from spreading during the procedure.

How are microblading pigments different from professional tattoo ink?

The formulas and composition of microblading pigments differ from those of tattoo inkOpens a new window. These pigments are smaller and meant to break down over time, which makes them look lighter and more natural than tattoo ink. It's also why microblading is not a permanent procedure.Tattoo ink, on the other hand, is made of heavier metals and pigments. The molecules are much larger, which is why they don't break down like microblading pigments and remain permanent.

What numbing products are recommended for use before a microblading procedure?

Before microblading, you should use a topical anesthetic, or numbing creamOpens a new window, that contains 5% lidocaine or a combination of lidocaine, benzocaine, and tetracaine. Make sure to apply a thick layer and leave it on for about 20 minutes, but always follow the manufacturer's instructions. These creams are available over the counter and should provide sufficient pain relief for clients.

Do you sell wholesale microblading supplies for studios and training academies?

Yes, we offer a variety of microblades and pigments for studios and training academies to stock up on at wholesale prices. Additionally, you can find other necessary supplies, such as disposable gloves, sharps containers, numbing cream, and sterilization toolsOpens a new window, to ensure you have a clean workstation.We also sell studio furnitureOpens a new window, including client and artist chairs, supply trays, and lighting. You can find high-quality, top-brand supplies for all the needs of your studio or academy.