When brow shading or lip colour calls for a layered finish, the arrangement of the working tips matters. Pinky Pro XF places alternating longer and shorter points in a single flat row, giving you a distinctive configuration for textured shading and colour layering. Start with 1005XF / 5XF / 0.30 mm for more localised work, or choose 1007XF for a wider shading footprint.
- Single flat row with alternating longer and shorter needle points.
- 5XF and 7XF configurations, both with 0.30 mm needles.
- A shading option for brow depth, lip colour and layered transitions.
- 304 steel, EO sterilisation, silicone safety membrane and medical-grade PC housing.
A different working edge for layered shading
XF is built around a single row with alternating needle lengths. That staggered edge is the defining feature of this configuration: it offers a different point arrangement from an even flat row or a curved magnum when you are developing texture and shade.
Bring XF into brow work when your shading technique builds depth through layered marks, or into lip-colour work where you want a flat configuration for filling and transitions. The five-point option keeps the footprint more localised; seven points give you a wider row for broader sections. A single-point cartridge remains a useful partner for the fine borders and individual details around that shaded area.
Five or seven points: choose by working area
Begin with 1005XF when introducing this staggered geometry into smaller shading sections. Choose 1007XF when your work calls for a wider flat row. Both use 0.30 mm needles, keeping the needle diameter consistent while you change the grouping.
| Style |
Configuration |
Where to begin |
| 1005XF |
5XF · 0.30 mm |
A smaller flat grouping for localised layering and shade. |
| 1007XF |
7XF · 0.30 mm |
A wider row for broader brow or lip-colour sections. |
Choose XF for its alternating-length arrangement. Choose F when you prefer an even flat row, or CM when you want two rows with a curved working edge. These are different tools for organising coverage, so the useful choice is the one that fits the marks and technique you work with.
Professional construction, visibility through each pass
Pinky Pro combines 304 stainless steel needles, EO sterilisation, a silicone safety membrane and transparent medical-grade PC housing. The membrane provides a protective barrier against pigment and fluid backflow into the machine. The housing lets you watch the tip and pigment as you work, keeping the shading configuration in clear view.
That construction supports the geometry you select: protection for your equipment and a clear view of the working point as you build the design.
Start with the 1005XF 20-pack for layered shading in smaller sections. Choose 1007XF for a wider flat row. Pair it with the 0601RL 20-pack for fine borders and isolated details.
What do these numbers mean?
Start with the finish you want: RL for defined lines, RS for compact shading, and flat or magnum groupings for broader colour coverage. A single point favours precise detail; larger groupings cover a wider working area.
Diameter shapes the character of your mark. Fine 0.16–0.20 mm points suit delicate detail and gradual colour build-up. A 0.25 mm needle balances detail with coverage; 0.30 mm and above suit more pronounced marks. Your technique, pigment and machine settings also shape the result.
Which pack suits my appointments?
Choose 10 cartridges when introducing a configuration into your work. The 20-cartridge box keeps more of your regular Style ready for appointments and reduces repeat ordering. The 10-cartridge option with a finger sleeve includes that accessory alongside the cartridges.
Which machines can I use it with?
The standard universal cartridge connection fits compatible PMU and tattoo pens, including the Biomaser U1. You can bring this geometry into your existing universal-cartridge setup while keeping your familiar machine.
