YDPMU Finesse X24 Pro Permanent Makeup Machine with 3.5mm Stroke

Finesse X24 Pro is a dual-mode PMU machine designed to replace two setups in one device — shading + hair stroke control without switching machines.

With Continuous + Pulse mode and a 12,800 RPM coreless motor, it gives artists two completely different needle behaviors in a single corded system.

• Continuous mode → smooth shading, lip blush, eyeliner
• Pulse mode → controlled, microblading-style stroke definition

One machine. Two techniques. No compromise setup.

Technique Recommendation Guide

Continuous Mode vs Pulse Mode

Continuous = smooth saturation
Pulse = defined impact control

Why 12,800 RPM Matters

At 12,800 RPM, the motor maintains stable torque under load, ensuring consistent pigment delivery even during fast hand movement and dense layering work.

The result is fewer inconsistencies caused by hand speed variation.

Common PMU Problems Solved

Use Case Guide

Nano Brows / Hair Strokes
Mode: Pulse | Voltage: 3–6V
For sharper, more defined hair strokes. Start at 3–4V and adjust depending on skin response.

SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation)
Mode: Pulse | Voltage: 4–7V
For consistent, controlled dot placement across the scalp. Most SMP artists stay between 4–6V depending on scalp area and skin type.

Powder Brows / Ombre Brows
Mode: Continuous | Voltage: 6–9V
For smooth, even saturation across the brow area. Slightly higher voltage may help on thicker skin.

Lip Blush
Mode: Continuous | Voltage: 6–9V
Most artists stay between 6–8V depending on skin type and desired result.

Permanent Eyeliner
Mode: Continuous | Voltage: 5–8V
Lower voltage gives better control along the lash line.

Who Is This For?

Built for three types of artists:

• Artists who combine shading + hair strokes in one workflow
• SMP specialists who need controlled dot placement
• Studio artists upgrading from single-mode machines

Who Should Choose a Different Machine?

If you primarily do shading work — powder brows, lip blush, ombre — and don't need pulse mode, the Black Pearl 3.0 ($115) offers a complete corded studio setup with 2 handpieces at a lower price. If you prefer wireless, the DEMO Pro (from $169) or DEMO Wireless ($139) are the better fit.

Common Setup Questions

Pulse mode vs continuous mode — which should I use?
Pulse for hair strokes and SMP. Continuous for shading, lip blush, and eyeliner.

What voltage for SMP?
4–7V in pulse mode. Start lower and adjust based on scalp response.

What voltage for powder brows?
6–9V in continuous mode. Most artists stay around 6–8V.

Compatible cartridges?
All standard universal PMU cartridges, including YDPMU series (1RL, 3RL, 5RL, 5F, 7F, 9U, 11U, 18U, 14UX, nano).

What's included in the $265 kit?
Finesse X24 Pro machine + Flowstroke Pen + 14UX cartridges. The Flowstroke Pen is optimized for hair stroke work.

Finesse X24 Pro vs Black Pearl 3.0?
Finesse X24 Pro: dual mode (continuous + pulse), 12,800 RPM, 1 pen, $169. Black Pearl 3.0: continuous only, 10,000 VPM, 2 pens + practice skin, $115.

Finesse X24 Pro vs YDPMU Lineup

Full Specifications

• Model: CTM108-X24 (Purple) / CTM108-X24-B (Black)
• Motor: Coreless, 12,800 RPM max
• Stroke: 3.5mm
• Working voltage: 2–12V
• Input voltage: 100–240V
• Operating modes: Continuous + Pulse
• Pen length: 88mm
• Grip diameter: 18–30mm
• Pen weight: 100g
• Total weight: 655g (with power supply)
• Cartridge: Universal compatibility
• Colors: Purple / Black

Package Contents

• Finesse X24 Pro Handpiece × 1
• Power Supply × 1
• Connection Cord × 1
• Kit option adds: Flowstroke Pen × 1 + 14UX Cartridges

How to Use

1. Connect — Plug handpiece into power supply
2. Insert Cartridge — Lock needle cartridge in place
3. Select Mode — Choose continuous or pulse based on technique
4. Set Voltage — Adjust between 2–12V for your technique and skin type
5. Begin — Work with controlled, steady movements

About the Finesse X24 Pro

If your current kit requires switching machines mid-session, this is the machine that removes that step entirely.