Lesson 1.2 – Pigments for Ombre Brows

• Ok let’s talk about pigments 👩🏻‍🎓 for ombré brows

For ombré brows, I use 3 types of pigments. It depends on color (dark or light) density (transparent or dramatic) and technique (deep or surface) this is short rules which I follow in my practice:
1. Transparent blond or warm brown color needed - I choose tattoo ink (!!! Only for transparent and surface techniques, never use it for deep techniques and dense color !!!) brows look like that

This is a mix that I always use. It’s only one just 3 basic colors

All these variants are useful, only warm and yellow-based!!!! Never use for color colors !!!!

Remember, after healing they are getting colder and getting colder after time

2. For dense dramatic color, I use “6th sense” I know it’s not easy to get them from Russia, and it’s difficult to work with them, but they are absolutely incredible beautiful after healing, nothing else like them ❤ this is my favorite pigments, they are organic.

3. And for ashy ( I mean cold colors ) I use mineral pigments for machine shading LI is good or Sof Tap brand or biotouch. It depends on your preference for consistency and concentration of the pigments

For Latino girls we need dark brown (brunette color) and as I told tattoo inks heals colder, and I don’t recommend to use them, they are turning quick to grayish and dark color, let me show you the reality

Immediately after

Healed, This is tattoo inks

And this is after 6 months, can you see? They are grayish.

Not so bad and easy to cover up but anyway we could avoid it by using minerals pigments and more dense color

1. As I told, for minerals pigments I would use ashy color, so for her, I will take something like that

Warm blond

4:1 For transparent technique

Or

For the ombré technique.

Add Sahara for make chocolate truffle more light and just a little bit Caribbean mod for make color a little bit warmer.

I NEVER dilute pigments, for me, it’s not reasonable:
1. Diluting pigments needs more passes to implant the pigment into the skin = damaged for the skin, takes much time for work and so on...

For any types of pigments I need just 3 colors for mixing them together and get all the colors I need, so with LI it can be:

Ebony brown = black
Sahara = yellow
Caribbean mod = red

The rules are the same as in this video 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻

👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻 watch this ❤ this is my favorite and very useful video.

But I really like “chocolate truffle” from LI I have separately, it’s very natural ashy color

match to all types, just with different techniques 😘

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