1. Choose the configuration based on preference, skin condition and design.
2. Insert, twist and lock the cartridge into your rotary machine.
3. Adjust the needle hang so it protrudes by 2–3mm.
4. Run the machine with the tip in the pigment to draw ink into the cartridge.
5. Work off the tip with a taut stretch, wiping and rinsing buildup in sterile water as needed.
6. Dispose of the cartridge in a sharps container after use; never reuse.

• Forcing the needle into the skin: Work off the tip without forcing it in.
• Loose stretch: Keep the skin taut to maximise deposit and minimise trauma.
• Hitting the bottom of the pigment cup: This can damage the needle tip.
• Not wiping buildup: Wipe and rinse the tip frequently.
• Reusing cartridges: Dispose in a sharps container after each use.

• Contents: Long taper 1RL, 3RL, 3RS, 5RS, 7CM, 9CM plus medium taper 5U and 8U curved flats and 1RL
• Tapers: Medium (3.5mm) and long (6mm)
• Fits: Rotary machines (not PMU digital devices)
• Material: 304 surgical-grade stainless steel; EO gas sterilised; disposable

What are curved flat (U CF) needles used for?

Curved flats such as 5U and 8U are best for hair strokes and detailed linework.

Medium or long taper: what is the difference?

Medium tapers (3.5mm) deposit more pigment per pass, while long tapers (6mm) give a finer point for soft detail.

Why include 1RL in two tapers?

Comparing medium and long taper 1RL helps you see which suits your technique and skin types.

Will these cartridges fit my machine?

They fit rotary machines with a universal cartridge design, but are not compatible with PMU digital machines or devices.

Can I reuse a cartridge?

No, cartridges are disposable; dispose of them in a sharps container after use.