How to mix pigments for perfect healing
Every week, many people ask us why our Powder brows heal so that the color of the brows is just perfect and looks exceptionally natural. One of the seasons is that we have the most comprehensive and best know-how about mixing pigments. Here are some tips that may help you.
Mixes of two. Mixing two pigments is enough. Some trainers suggest mixing more, and they are practically never able to repeat the result, nor is it better. Remember that there are only three colors of pigment colorants.
Do not be naive; different brands can be mixed. Mixing pigments from separate brands is possible with enough knowledge about their chemical consistency. Pigment molecules can not read labels; usually, makers do not want you to try alternatives. On Holistic PMU platforms, you can see healed results from tens of tests from all over the planet!
Lighter base, simple ratio. Always start with a lighter base and add a darker tone. Most mixtures can be made in a 1/1 or 2/1 ratio - all overly complicated suggestions of mixing pigments in other ratios often lead to pointless wasting of pigment (especially when you have to make a new mix) and unrepeatable results.
Color matching. When selecting the color, base it on skin tone and, most of all, on brow hair. Some artists suggest analyzing hair color, but that often leads to making a wrong choice. Have drawdowns of base colors and your favorite mixes ready to make the selection easier.
Shaking and cups. Shake pigments well before mixing for 100 seconds; remove the cup first, and seal the pigment with a cotton swab - that way, it won't get filled. For the procedure, always use steep and narrow cups rather than wide large ones - you save a lot of pigment this way!
These are basic guidelines. For a deeper understanding, consult Holistic PMU platforms.
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