Microblading #14 Hard Blade 10-pack

Microblading #14 Hard Blade – precision for sharp lines

Microblading #14 Hard Blade is an all-around blade that gives you full control whether you are working on a new set or filling in gaps. The blade is designed with 14 thin needles in a tight row and has a needle diameter of 0.2 mm, which results in narrow, well-defined hair strokes with minimal spread in the skin. The hard blade offers firm resistance against the skin and is a reliable choice for stylists who want consistent line quality treatment after treatment.

Technical specifications

Each blade in this 10-pack is made of high-quality medical-grade steel and is supplied sterile in individual packaging. The hardness of the blade clearly distinguishes it from flex blades – it provides less spring, and therefore better precision for detailed work.

• Needle configuration: 14 needles in a single row
• Needle diameter: 0.2 mm
• Blade type: Hard (compared to the flex variant)
• Sterilization: EO-sterilized, sterile packaged
• Packaging: 10-pack of disposable blades
• Compatibility: Fits standard microblading handles

When to use the #14 Hard Blade?

The hard blade is particularly suitable when you want to achieve sharp, clear hair strokes on clients with normal to firmer skin. The rigidity of the blade makes it easier to maintain an even depth along the entire line, which reduces the risk of uneven pigment deposit. It works excellently for:

• New microblading sets where meticulous line control is crucial
• Filling in and retouching existing eyebrows
• Clients with firmer skin where a flexible blade might result in lines that are too soft
• Stylists who prefer a firm hand and minimal give in the blade

Safety and hygiene

All blades are single-use and must never be reused or resterilized. Each unit comes individually sealed to guarantee sterility until use. Do not open the packaging until immediately before the treatment. Dispose of the blade immediately after the treatment is finished in an approved sharps container for sharp and pointed waste.

Tips for best results

Always test the blade's spring against your thumb before you begin, so that you confirm it is a hard blade and not a flex blade of similar appearance. Maintain a constant angled approach – usually 45–90° to the skin depending on your technique – to get the full potential of the blade. Adjust the depth carefully; the #14 blade's 0.2 mm needles are thin but still require precise pressure control to avoid bleeding and tearing in the dermis.

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