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It is important to remember that traditional makeup sits on top of the skin, whereas permanent makeup is implanted in the skin – meaning that the healed results will always be a combination of the pigment colour and the natural undertones of the client’s skin. Using cool pigments on a cool-skinned client could result in blue or grey-toned brows and using warm pigments on a warm client could result in orange or red toned brows. No client wants grey or orange brows, they want a neutral colour that looks as natural as possible - hence why colour theory is so important! Killer Ink Tattoo was founded in 2008 with the aim of providing tattoo artists with the best tattoo equipment and supplies at competitive prices.

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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. A client’s skin type can be determined by asking them to complete a questionnaire and using their score to find which number skin type they fall into – skin types are categorised as Type 1 to Type 6, ranging from lightest to darkest.

Our wide range of Perma Blend x Tina Davies permanent make-up pigments are perfect for use on eyebrows, lips and as eyeliner.

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Plus, with a vast range of hygiene, aftercare and general PMU products to choose from, Killer Beauty is destined to be your one-stop shop for everything you need in your PMU kit. Got a question about any of our quality products? We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service, so please get in touch with any queries you may have. If you’re in need of inspiration, we offer a range of reference books and DVDs that will get your creative juices flowing!

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.