PhiBrows Brown 2 SUPE Pigment 5ml - 1pc
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SUPE Pigments are a remarkable addition to the world of microblading and cosmetic tattooing. They are based on the fifth generation PhiBrows pigment formula, formulated with the primary goal of creating pigment shades that remain consistent and vibrant on the skin over time. These pigments are designed to deliver reliable and long-lasting results, ensuring that the colors do not fade into undesirable gray hues.
Key Advantages of SUPE Pigments:
No Magnetic Reactions: SUPE Pigments are free from any magnetic reactions, contributing to the stability and reliability of the pigments.
No Pre-Use Shaking: Unlike some pigments that require extensive shaking before use, SUPE Pigments are designed for immediate and hassle-free application.
No Oil Separation: Properly stored SUPE Pigments maintain their integrity without separating into oily components, ensuring the consistency and quality of the pigments.
Selecting the Right Pigment Shade:
Choosing the appropriate SUPE Pigment shade is crucial to achieving the desired results for your clients. The pigment should be selected based on the client's natural hair color. The available shades include:
- Brown 1: Suitable for naturally blonde or light brown hair.
- Brown 2: Designed for clients with natural brunette hair.
- Brown 3: Ideal for dark brown or almost black natural hair colors.
- Golden Brown: Intended for clients with extremely light natural hair colors.
- Fox: Suitable for clients with naturally red pigmented hair colors.
It's worth noting that you can also mix Black, Red, and Yellow pigments to create custom shades, but it's essential to follow microblading color theory closely to achieve the desired results.
SUPE Pigments are designed to meet the highest standards, complying with the requirements for ingredients specified by the new EU Pigment & Tattoo Ink Regulation 2022.
Please be aware that the color displayed on screens may not precisely match the pigment's real-life appearance due to variations in color grading.
