Zestaw do makijażu permanentnego
A good start in PMU begins with understanding color.
This set was carefully composed for beginner PMU artists who need pigments that are versatile, easy to work with, and safe in use.
It allows you to build a strong foundation in color selection and pigment mixing without the risk of unpredictable results.
Set includes:
- THE PIGMENT 03 – Dark Chocolate (15 ml)
- THE PIGMENT 04 – Soft Taupe (15 ml)
- THE PIGMENT 06 – Medium Brown (15 ml)
These three shades complement each other and can be used individually or mixed together to achieve the perfect match for each client.
THE PIGMENT 04 – Soft Taupe
Recommended for:
- Fitzpatrick skin types I–II,
- blondes, light brunettes, very delicate beauty types,
- light eye framing and low facial contrast.
Characteristics:
A light, neutral pigment with a soft, cool-neutral undertone. Ideal for very natural results, subtle brows, and working on fair skin.
An excellent choice for first procedures and for learning how to control color saturation without the risk of dark healed results.
THE PIGMENT 06 – Medium Brown
Recommended for:
- Fitzpatrick skin types II–III,
- light to medium brunettes, classic beauty types,
- clients expecting a natural yet more defined result.
Characteristics:
A stable, medium brown with a universal character.
An excellent base pigment for most eyebrow procedures. Can be used on its own or as a base for mixes with lighter or darker shades, making it ideal for learning conscious shade selection.
THE PIGMENT 03 – Dark Chocolate
Recommended for:
- Fitzpatrick skin types III–IV,
- clients with darker hair and stronger eye framing,
- those expecting a bolder, more defined brow effect.
Characteristics:
A deep, rich brown designed for darker beauty types.
Allows you to build strong eyebrow definition and higher color intensity. Works well both on its own and as an addition to mixes when deepening or strengthening the shade is needed.
Why is this set ideal for beginners?
Three shades that:
- cover the most commonly encountered skin phototypes,
- allow you to learn pigment mixing,
- provide natural, predictable healed results,
- minimize the risk of color selection mistakes.
Thanks to this, you can focus on technique and learning color work instead of struggling with unpredictable final results.
