Which PMU technique is often preferred for enhancing lips?

The ombre or gradient technique is often preferred for enhancing lips because it creates a soft transition of color that mimics the natural gradient of lip color. This method involves a lighter color at the center of the lips that gradually deepens toward the edges, giving a fuller and more dimensional appearance. The effect can be tailored to enhance the natural shape of the lips while providing a subtle yet effective enhancement.

In contrast, other techniques like microblading, which is primarily used for eyebrows, may not deliver the desired effect on lips as they focus on stroke techniques that suit hair-like textures. Semi-permanent ink application typically refers to less nuanced coloring and may not achieve the same soft and blended look. Full lip color application is more solid and uniform, which can sometimes result in a less natural appearance compared to the delicate blending afforded by the ombre technique. This makes the gradient style a preferred choice for achieving a more natural and aesthetically pleasing enhancement for the lips.