For permanent makeup artists
Work from a shared reference. Independent judges score technique, pigment evenness and care for the latex, then leave comments. There are no entry fees.
You can browse events right away, no sign-in needed. To take part, judge or create your own, confirm your sign-in with Telegram. Help and guides →
One reference for everyone. Your work on latex — and scores without the author’s name.
Find a competitionScore other people’s work on three criteria and train your eye. Judging is free and earns a certificate.
Become a judgeChoose the technique, upload a reference, set the deadlines — and run your own event.
Create a competitionArena · PMU Quest
Create a separate intake with place limits and deadlines. The organizer reviews each submitted request.
Acceptance means a place on a preparation list only, not entry in a competition or permission for a real procedure.
Arena · PMU Quest
Present an event brand and choose a public contact yourself, without private-profile autofill. Publication is not organizer verification or professional approval.
Private plans cannot be published. Author-supplied details are not organizer verification or professional approval. You can hide the block later, but external cached or copied pages are not retracted.
Draft · for discussion only
Bring wording, scales and weights into one draft. Download JSON/CSV or print it for specialists to discuss. This is not professional approval or a change to event rules.
No event or account binding, professional approval, or changes to the current 3 × 10 format or results. Input lives only in browser memory and is lost on refresh or navigation; download a file first.
Arena · PMU Quest
Rules, criteria, panels and results stay linked by version. Entrants can check admission, and each award links to its current verification status.
Owners check stage readiness and download awards in PDF parts. Organizers and chief judges see outstanding required evaluations.
One round, up to 12 nominations and 64 places. Free participation. No procedures on people. Version approval records an account decision. It does not certify professional qualifications or authorize procedures.
How it works
Any artist can launch an event, and the community picks the reference and format. Deadlines and your next steps are always visible in Arena.
How it works Read the rulesThey choose the category and technique, upload a real reference and set the deadlines. The organizer runs the event but does not compete or judge in it.
Vote, sign up as a participant or apply as a judge — you can change your choice until voting ends. A start needs at least two participants and two independent judges.
Write your personal codeword on the latex, shoot photo and process video and submit. The word stays the same for the whole event, but every new round needs new work. The organizer checks authenticity.
An independent panel sees only anonymous photos and scores technique, pigment evenness and care for the latex: 1–10 per criterion, plus a comment.
Results, feedback and certificates are saved in your profile. A tie for the final means shared places: 1, 1, 3.
Five formats
Individual scoring, elimination rounds or a shared team result. The format is chosen by vote and never changes mid-event.
All modes
One reference, one round, one piece of work. Your result is the panel’s average total score.
Mode details
From four participants. Groups of up to four → the best two of each go to the semifinal → the top three reach the final. All three rounds need new work on the shared reference.
Mode details
From four participants. After each round the better half advances; on a tie at the cut, everyone with the passing score advances. Rounds continue until a final of three or fewer, and every round needs new work.
Mode details
Two equal teams with locked rosters, one round. The team result is the average score of all members, not the sum. Individual places are counted separately.
Mode details
At least two delegations by the countries in profiles. The roster is locked at the start and the result is the average of all delegation members. Artists state their own country: this is a friendly ranking, not an official national selection.
Mode detailsWhat is inside
From a sprint on a single piece to a battle royale: every mode has its own rhythm, bracket and rules.
All modes
Submission windows last 48–72 hours. Check the full event schedule in the calculator before signing up.
How timing works
Deadlines are stored in UTC and shown in your own time: play with colleagues from other cities and countries.
Learn more
In team modes and the Battle of Countries partners see each other’s names and Telegram. Private teammate contact tools are not available to judges; public rosters remain visible.
For artists
Compare results by category, criterion, wins and activity. Judges have a separate leaderboard.
View leaderboards
Answers without spoilers. News and deadline reminders require explicit opt-in and are best-effort; the bot uses UTC, while the app shows local deadlines.
Open the botSpectators can follow PMU Quest events without competing. If the creator enables the optional audience award for a new event, a separate 72-hour vote opens only after the official judges finalize the results. It never changes sporting places or craft ratings.
Watch PMU practice. Choose your favourite.PMU Quest certificates are community practice awards tied to real completed events, artists or judges. A public proof records a specific result or contribution. It is not a diploma, accreditation, professional licence or medical qualification.
A practice result you can verify.Reputation through practice
Certificates are issued after a completed event and tied to a verifiable record: open it with a link and an ID.
The 0–1000 rating is the average of your last 20 completed, scored events. Your profile shows scores by category and the number of events.
My profile and awardsOne link to saved round results, CSV/JSON for working with the data and a printable summary. No sign-in; PDFs use browser printing, not a server export.
Find an event in ArenaA completed event has a public report of saved rounds, places and scores, with team context and links to existing awards.
Guests can read the report and its public names. It is not a signed or versioned protocol and offers no appeal, revocation, new award or rating recalculation. SHA-256 is not a digital signature.
Guests can read the report and its public names. It is not a signed or versioned protocol and offers no appeal, revocation, new award or rating recalculation. SHA-256 is not a digital signature.
Techniques and tracks
Classic techniques and medical PMU. Pick a track — then find an event in Arena or launch your own.
Stroke direction, rhythm and crossings
A soft start and even density
A soft fade into a translucent edge
A clean contour and a solid fill
A fine tip and a soft smoky shadow
Micro-dot spacing and the frontal line
Medical PMU
Areola restoration and scar camouflage: undertone, volume and soft transitions. Practice on latex — and an honest review from colleagues.
Optical volume and a soft edge on latex
Undertone and a smooth colour transition
Before you submit
01 / Practice
Latex, needle and pigment. In your submission, list the materials you actually used.
02 / Practice
Layout, rhythm, control. Start working once the reference is locked and your round is open.
03 / Practice
Photos without filters and process video. Write your codeword on the latex before shooting; never add a name or contacts.
Before you join
The essentials in short. If something is still unclear, ask the project assistant on Telegram: it answers from the rules and tells you where to start.
Ask the assistantYes. Taking part, voting, judging and creating competitions are all free. There are no fees, cash prizes or prize pools. Artists prepare their own latex and materials.
Browsing needs no sign-in. To take part, vote, judge or create an event, use Telegram, verify your phone number and email, and accept the public profile terms. Email is verified with a code; you do not need a separate password.
Any artist after a confirmed Telegram sign-in. You need a category, a technique, a real uploaded reference and deadlines. The creator runs the event, checks the works and confirms independent judges; they do not compete or judge in their own event.
Choose an event and sign up before voting ends. When submissions open, write your assigned codeword on the latex, send your own photo and a link to the process video. The word stays for the whole event, but every round needs a new piece of work.
Until completion there is no public link between a scored photo and its author. A judge sees only the approved photos of other people in the current round and their own scores — no author account, video, codeword in metadata or internal notes. The codeword on the latex stays in the photo and is not published separately. Artists get their own feedback after completion.
The organizer extends the deadlines or cancels the event without a rating or awards: random or average scores are never substituted. A round closes only with a full set of scores from the independent panel.
No. It confirms specific participation, a result, a skill or a judging contribution in a completed competition. You can verify the record by link and ID. It is not a diploma or a professional or medical qualification.
Pick an open event or create your own. Taking part, judging and organizing are free.
