Colour selection in permanent make up can easily go wrong if a permanent makeup artist has not received adequate training. Not only is the skin on the face more delicate than the body, but it has a very different cellular structure and more sebaceous activity. This means that the colour is more likely to change during the healing process and over time when compared to a traditional body tattoo.

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Since then, Killer Ink Tattoo has continued to grow, constantly offering an extensive range of top quality tattoo supplies and equipment to tattoo artists in Europe and beyond. To achieve the perfect harmony between the undertones of the pigment and the undertones of the skin, we must first understand basic colour theory. This will help a PMU artist select a suitable pigment shade for their client that will work well with their skin tone. Understanding colour theory is also paramount in correcting colour-errors at top up if the initial pigments used haven’t healed as desired.The colour wheel can be split into three categories: primary colours, secondary colours and tertiary colours. Tertiary colours are a combination of primary and secondary. As shown above, they are also split into cool and warm tones. Our wide range of Perma Blend x Tina Davies permanent make-up pigments are perfect for use on eyebrows, lips and as eyeliner. Killer Beauty Microblades are made from the finest 304 stainless steel and feature razor-sharp blades that have been precisely configured to ensure precision and consistency with every stroke. Created by our dedicated PMU sister company, Killer Beauty Microblades are made from the highest-quality 304 stainless steel and include razor-sharp blades that have been configured to ensure accuracy and consistency with every stroke and to promote vivid, crisp healed results. We are proud to be the main global distributors for Stigma-Rotary® tattoo machines and the main European supplier for Hustle Butter Deluxe® and EGO Rotary.

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Cool: ivory or fair skin, burns easily in the sun, usually light eyes, prone to redness or flushing when exercising. Our Hustle Butter Deluxe range is renowned as being one of the best permanent make-up aftercare products in the market and a firm favourite with PMU artists worldwide. Pigments created with more red tones will be warmer and pigments created with more green will be cool. Understanding how these colours work together and how they work with the skin undertone is paramount in selecting the right colour for your client. Here at Killer Beauty, we’ve created a guide that explains colour theory in permanent makeup in more detail, so you can choose the right microblading colour, lip liner colour and more!The Perma Blend Tina Davies' I Love Ink Eyebrow Collection contain seven PMU pigments, ranging from light to dark, plus one bottle of Shading Solution - perfect for eyebrow pigmentation.

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The Tina Davies' I Love Ink Eyebrow Collection from Perma Blend contains the following 7 permanent make-up pigments: Ash Brown, Grey, Blonde, Medium Brown, Dark Brown, Bold Brown, Ebony, and Shading Solution, plus a handy colour chart. Every PMU pigment in this set is vegan-friendly and cruelty-free.Hustle Butter Deluxe® is a 100% natural, 100% organic, vegan-friendly replacement for all petroleum-based aftercare products. Perfect to prep skin before permanent make-up procedures, as a lubricant during and to care for after the PMU process. Every one of the Killer Beauty microblades goes through rigorous quality control steps to ensure that only best microblades make it in to your box. With multiple configurations and pin sizes available, there is a blade to suit every brow style from shading to long hair strokes to nano blades for ultra-fine, feathery brows. Where cool skin requires warm pigments and vice versa, neutral skin tones work well with most cool or warm pigments. However, clients that appear neutral may still have some yellow or peachy undertones which can affect the healed colour. Therefore, a more in-depth assessment of skin type is usually the safest route to take before choosing pigment shade.