What Comes in a PMU Kit? Read the Contents Before Buying

Choose the Biomaser TP006 kit for a wireless PMU pen, two battery heads and a coordinated supply setup that includes 508 BLACK COFFEE pigment. Choose the manual Permanent Makeup kit for a three-head hand pen, brow-planning tools and four cream pigment colours. Both meet ATTO’s highest professional quality standard; the right choice is the working method and equipment you want to add.

Here is how to read two different Biomaser kits available at ATTO: the TP006 Professional PMU Kit with dual batteries and the manual Permanent Makeup kit with four cream pigment colours. Their contents serve different setups, so compare what each adds to your own station rather than counting how many items appear in a picture.

TP006: put the pen and spare power together

The Biomaser TP006 Professional PMU Kit is the stronger starting point when you want a wireless pen with its second battery head organised as one setup. Its universal PMU cartridge connection gives the cartridge selection a clear direction. The spare head can be prepared alongside the charging routine, rather than making a second power purchase the first task after choosing the pen.

The kit also includes a 12 ml bottle of Biomaser 508 BLACK COFFEE pigment, cartridges, pigment-handling cups, grip wrap, a charging cable and a storage case. These items support preparation around the machine. Choose Pink or Black for the pen colour; the colour choice is separate from choosing the needle arrangement and working pigment.

For a universal-cartridge station, select the needle for the intended mark. A universal 1R at 0.20 or 0.25 mm is a useful starting point for individual detail and contours; grouped or flat-family arrangements bring more working points to colour sections. The PMU needle selection lets you choose the full configuration rather than treating the included cartridges as every configuration you will need.

The included 508 BLACK COFFEE gives the machine kit a defined starting shade. Add PMU pigment colours when your design calls for a broader palette. Choose the manual kit below when you want a hand-tool setup with four cream brow colours together.

Manual kit: organise the hand tool, brow plan and palette

The Biomaser Permanent Makeup kit brings a three-head aluminium hand pen together with an eyebrow pencil, divider, blades, shading needles, pigment rings, practice skin and a carrying case. Choose it when those items form the manual brow setup you want to assemble, particularly when you want the planning tools and practice materials kept with the hand tool.

The four cream pigment colours are Black, Light Brown, Dark Brown and Brown. This compact palette gives a brow colour plan a clear set of lighter, darker and brown directions. Start with the brown that serves the intended design and use the other colours as that visual direction requires. The pigment rings keep a working portion near the hand, while the practice skin provides a synthetic surface for organising a hair-stroke exercise.

The kit's value is that these parts belong together in a manual routine. If you already have a hand pen, pencil, divider and case, a new kit may add more duplicates than useful new choices. In that situation, select the particular manual blade or needle configuration and pigment you need.

Compare contents by their role at the station

Use the two profiles to decide which equipment gap the kit closes. Build your replenishment list around the configurations, colours and quantities you use regularly.

Make one purchase list from what you already own

Write down your usable main equipment first, including its cartridge or manual-tool connection. Then mark each proposed kit component as a useful addition or an item you already have. Keep the remaining consumables on a third line: the exact needle or blade configuration, the colours, the practice surface and the quantities for the period you are buying for.

For example, someone who owns a compatible universal-cartridge machine, power setup and case may need a specific 1R pack and one working shade rather than another complete machine kit. Someone setting up a manual brow practice routine without the hand tool or planning tools has a clearer reason to choose the four-colour manual kit.

Both kits bring professional-quality equipment into a coordinated arrangement. The useful distinction is what that arrangement saves you from selecting separately. Choose TP006 for the pen and dual-battery setup, the manual kit for its hand tool and brow materials, or individual products when the main equipment gap is already closed.

For a kit containing pigments, delivery eligibility belongs in the purchase decision. ATTO's shipping policy excludes these liquid-containing orders from Colombia, Chile, Mexico, India and the Philippines. Read the current policy for your destination before choosing either of these pigment-containing kits. Delivery charges and any free-shipping eligibility depend on the order and destination at checkout.

Questions before buying a PMU kit

Does the word “kit” mean every future supply is included?

A kit coordinates the contents named on its product page. Select the specific configurations, shades and replenishment quantities for your own station separately. Replenish the included consumables according to your regular use.

Which kit should I choose if I already have a machine?

First identify the equipment you want to add. If the machine and power setup already serve your work, individual compatible needles, pigments and handling supplies make a focused replenishment purchase. Choose TP006 when its pen and dual-battery arrangement are themselves the upgrade you want.

Should I choose a kit before choosing manual or machine PMU?

Choose the working method first, then read the kit around that equipment. The manual-versus-machine brow guide helps with that earlier decision; this contents comparison helps you buy once the method is clear.