Pigment for microbleeding (permanent makeup) KM-20
Pigment for permanent makeup. The composition includes natural materials, a mixture of nontoxic pigments. Pigment created according to the formula with the content of the high concentrate of pigment that ensures a perfect complexion and natural look. Pigment well used in the process of microbleeding in the area of the eyebrows, eyes and lips. Store in a cool and dry place and avoid direct sunlight.
Pigment for Microblading, also known as permanent makeup, is a type of cosmetic pigment that is embedded under the skin to enhance facial features such as eyebrows, eyeliner and lips. The process involves using a microblading pen with a fine needle to create natural-looking hair-like strokes to fill in sparse areas or to create the shape and definition you desire.
One of the most popular pigments for microblading is KM-20. KM-20 is a concentrated pigment that is specially formulated to create natural-looking hair strokes. It is made from high-quality organic ingredients and has been designed to be long-lasting and fade-resistant.
KM-20 is available in a range of shades to match the natural hair color of your eyebrows or lashes. The pigment is mixed with a clear solution to ensure it flows smoothly through the microblading pen and into the skin for the most precise and even application possible.
Using KM-20 for microblading ensures that the pigment is embedded correctly into the skin, which is essential for creating natural-looking results that last. The pigment is also known for being allergy-tested, non-toxic, and hypoallergenic, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin types.
In addition to being used for microblading, KM-20 can also be used for other forms of permanent makeup such as lip liner, eyeliner or even full lip color. It is also perfect for those who want a more defined, natural look without having to rely on daily makeup application.
So whether you’re looking to fill in sparse brows, define your eyes or enhance your lips, KM-20 pigment for microblading could be the perfect solution for you. It is no wonder why it has become a popular choice for many permanent makeup artists around the globe.
