Microblading Disposable Handle #14 Flex

Microblading Disposable Handle #14 Flex – for precise and hygienic treatments

The #14 Flex disposable handle is designed for those who work professionally with microblading and require consistent results treatment after treatment. The pre-assembled #14 blade with flex geometry makes it possible to draw lifelike hair strokes with precise control over pigment depth and stroke width – without compromising on hygiene requirements.

Technical specifications

Blade geometry and flex

The flex version of the #14 blade is designed to provide a softer pressure against the skin, which reduces the risk of incisions that are too deep and provides more even pigment deposition. The blade's 14 micro-needles are arranged in a slightly curved row that follows the natural contour of the skin. The result is hair strokes with sharp definition and minimal pigment spread in the dermis.

Sterile packaging and single-use

Each handle is supplied individually sterile-packaged and is intended for single use. Open the packaging immediately before the treatment, use the handle on one client, and dispose of it afterward. Reuse is not recommended, as it risks cross-contamination and degraded blade quality. Sterility is certified at the time of manufacture and is guaranteed as long as the packaging remains unopened.

Ergonomic grip

The handle features a textured, cylindrical grip that provides a steady hold even during longer sessions. Its light weight reduces hand strain and facilitates fine control for detailed areas such as the tail or the brow arch.

Areas of application

The #14 Flex disposable handle is suitable for:

• Powder brows combined with manual hair-stroke techniques
• Natural microblading looks with thin, closely placed hair strokes
• Clients with normal-to-thick skin where the blade's flex compensates for irregularities
• Touch-up treatments where precision is crucial

Practical tips for best results

• Pigment depth: Aim for the upper dermis (0.08–0.15 mm). The flex geometry helps you maintain an even depth without pressing too hard.
• Angle: Work at a 45–60 degree angle to the skin to maximize pigment retention.
• Skin tension: Always pull the skin taut with your non-dominant hand to create an even resistance against the blade.
• Hygiene: Change handles between clients and document the batch number from the packaging in the client's medical record for traceability.

Storage and handling

Store unused handles in a cool, dry place, protected from direct sunlight and moisture. Always check the integrity of the packaging before use – a broken seal means that sterility requirements are no longer met, and the handle should be discarded.

Complementary products

Combine the disposable handle with the right pigments and anesthetic products for a complete and safe workflow. Explore our entire range in our product catalog to find what suits your technique and your clients' needs.