how to choose pigment for microblading | QM Makeup
Choosing the right pigment for microblading can be challenging due to the variety of options and the need for long-lasting, natural-looking results. This guide aims to simplify the selection process for semi-permanent makeup professionals, ensuring you achieve the best outcomes for your clients.
Understanding Pigment Types
When selecting pigments for microblading, it's essential to understand the different types available. Pigments can be organic, inorganic, or hybrid. Organic pigments are known for their vibrant colors and are often used for clients with oily skin. Inorganic pigments, made from minerals, tend to be more stable and are ideal for clients with sensitive skin. Hybrid pigments combine the benefits of both, offering versatility and durability.
Factors to Consider
Skin Type and Undertone: The client's skin type and undertone play a crucial role in pigment selection. For clients with warm undertones, pigments with yellow or orange bases work well. Cool undertones benefit from pigments with blue or green bases. Additionally, consider the client's skin type; oily skin may require pigments that are less likely to spread, while dry skin may need more hydrating options.
Desired Color Outcome: Discuss the desired color outcome with your client. Some may prefer a soft, natural look, while others might want a more defined, bold appearance. Pigments can appear different on the skin than in the bottle, so always perform a patch test.
Pigment Longevity and Stability: The longevity and stability of the pigment are vital for client satisfaction. High-quality pigments maintain their color and do not fade unevenly. Look for pigments that are known for their stability and have positive reviews from other professionals.
Practical Tips for Pigment Selection
- Sample Kits: Invest in sample kits to test different pigments on various skin types and undertones. This hands-on approach can help you understand how pigments behave in real-world scenarios.
- Manufacturer Reputation: Choose pigments from reputable manufacturers known for their quality and consistency. Research and read reviews to ensure you're investing in reliable products.
- Regulations and Safety: Ensure the pigments comply with local regulations and safety standards. This not only protects your clients but also safeguards your professional reputation.
Conclusion
Selecting the right pigment for microblading is a critical step in achieving beautiful, long-lasting results. By considering the client's skin type, desired color outcome, and pigment stability, you can make informed decisions that enhance your professional practice and client satisfaction.
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Yes, we are located in Guangzhou, China. You can provide us with the freight forwarder's address and we will calculate the freight after checking. If your freight forwarder informs that relevant fees are required for delivery, we will calculate and charge you the relevant fees (such as warehousing fees, weighing fees, unloading fees, etc.).
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Personal skin type:
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2. Scar skin: It is recommended to choose “Ice crystal anti-scar repair serum”, which can quickly promote wound healing and prevent scars. It is the best tattoo aftercare lotion serum.
3. Inflammatory skin: It is recommended to choose “Vitamin A&D ointment gel”, vitamins have anti-inflammatory functions and play an important role in the growth and repair of skin cells. It is the best ointment for tattoo aftercare.
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1. Skin repair and regeneration: It is recommended to choose “Ice crystal anti-scar repair serum”, BFGF factor is the most effective choice;
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Personal skills: If you are a professional, we recommend using liquid lifting glue, strong sticky glue and super sticky glue are ideal for you. If you are a beginner, we recommend lifting glue balm, non-flowing glue allows you to better control the amount of glue and adjust the lashes, you can click to see the lifting glue balm page for more details.
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Our flex microblading needle are made of 304 stainless steel, which does contain traces of nickel. The addition of nickel can can enhance the corrosion resistance of stainless steel and increase its toughness and strength, ensuring that the material will perform consistently in a variety of environments. Since the microblades are only implanted through the skin, there is no adverse reaction to the skin under normal circumstances. If you are concerned about this, a patch test can be performed prior to the procedure.
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