Pigment rings are worn on the finger or thumb to keep a working drop of pigment at the needle tip during the procedure. They keep pigment accessible at all times without requiring a second tray on the work surface, and they are discarded after each client session.

• At-hand pigment access — keeps pigment at needle tip without reaching for a tray
• Disposable, single-use — one per session, discard after
• Compatible with all PMU pigments — plastic is non-reactive with standard organic and inorganic formulas
• Pack of 20 — a full month's supply for a busy studio

The workflow advantage is ergonomic: instead of repeatedly dipping your needle into a remote tray and losing rhythm, you keep a working quantity of pigment on your finger, replenish as needed, and maintain full focus on the procedure surface. Artists doing fine hair strokes or detailed lip work find this especially useful because it removes the reaching movement that can shift wrist angle mid-stroke.

Hygiene: Never reuse a pigment ring between clients. Discard with other single-use consumables at the end of each session. Do not transfer unused pigment from a used ring back into the pigment bottle — this risks backflow contamination of the source.

Who this is for: Any PMU artist who works with pigment rings as part of their procedure setup — a common workflow in hair stroke brow and nano brow techniques.