Best Pigments for Microblading at The Beauty Ink...
We understand that choosing the right microblading pigment(s) for your client can be a difficult task. From skin undertones to hair colour, there are several factors to take into consideration when choosing your pigment. (We have dedicated a whole blogpost to the subject here where we go into detail about all the important things to consider before selecting a pigment for your treatment.) Best brow pigments Phibrows Stroke Marker is a nano pigment that improves the visibility of microblading hairs. Typically, the hairs are not visible during the first pass because they are not filled enough, or the color is very light. However, dabbing a drop of Stroke Marker over the brows can help in this case. The result? Visible hairs! In addition, the pigment is suitable for all skin types and hair colors.
Best microblading pigments in the world
For hair strokes by machine, I use NE pigments (the one I introduced above). I know most of you haven’t heard of this brand yet, but trust me, this is the real deal. I really like their pigments for machine hair strokes because of their natural, predictable, and true-to-tone results. And as I mentioned, the colors are easy to implement because it’s more water-like than Tina Davies. The color retention is also higher than other brands. They have 7 brow pigments to choose from which cover all skin types/colors. Product Description Phibrows Microblading pigments are Certified Heavy Metal Free, Certified Vegan, and Certified Cruelty Free. Additionally, they do not contain lead, Cadmium, Nickel, Mercury, Cobalt, or Tartrazine. They are mineral based and assimilate with the body’s natural molecular composition. Branko Babic has made it his mission to have the safest pigment with the most superior ingredients in the world. He has had his formula optimized 5 times and has independent third-party regulations, while following the strict guidelines from the European Union.
What are the best pigments for brows?
Luckily, I’ve broken down the best pigments based on your microblading and PMU experience. These pigment recommendations can be used for microblading, manual shading, and machine work. Tina Davies Pigments Some experts use tattoo ink for permanent microblading because very few pigment inks last just as long. They might also use deep penetration to ensure permanency for a longer period.