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.

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Hustle Butter C.B.D. Luxe works just like the original Hustle Butter Deluxe® that is widely used by PMU artists, but with the added benefit of 500 mg of CBD oil (a non-psychoactive extract of hemp) to help soothe irritated areas. Here at Killer Beauty, we sell a huge range of organic and inorganic microblading pigments from leading brands such as Permablend, Tina Davies, Evenflo, Goldeneye, Ever After Pigments, Li Pigments and many more that are suitable for various treatments such as brows, lips, eyeliner, SMP and areola. We also provide a wide range of general tattoo studio supplies, such as grips, tips, disposables, power supplies, furniture, and hygiene and aftercare products. Our extensive range of hygiene and aftercare supplies includes the best tattoo care product on the market, Hustle Butter Deluxe® and Dermalize PRO, which helps protect your tattoo during the healing process. 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.Most artists wouldn’t correct another artist’s work until they were more experienced, confident and established. However, top-up appointments are a chance for artists to correct anything that their existing client isn’t happy with – including colour. If you are ever unsure about colour correction, please don’t hesitate to speak with your training school – your work is reflecting their teachings, so they want you to be producing the best results possible! Understanding permanent makeup colour theory is vital for PMU artists, as colour selection can be one of the most difficult aspects to get right in permanent makeup. Colour theory and selection can be quite daunting, but the top-up appointment is there to give artists the chance to correct any colour mistakes. If you have had proper training, used a reputable pigment brand and you understand colour theory, it is unlikely that a colour will go wrong. However, even if it does, the error shouldn’t be too dramatic or difficult to fix. 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.

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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! 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. 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.We hope we have covered the basics around understanding colour theory, skin tone, colour selection and correction. If you ever have questions, don’t be afraid to ask and always take your time during consultation to assess your client’s skin and select an appropriate colour. 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. Killer Ink Tattoo was founded in 2008 with the aim of providing tattoo artists with the best tattoo equipment and supplies at competitive prices. Brands such as Permablend also sell ‘correctors’ – pigments which can be added to shades to neutralise unwanted colour in healed results. Adding a drop or two of corrector to the pigment at the top-up stage will help neutralise any unwanted shades and give a much more natural result. It is advisable to use a lighter shade at the initial appointment, as pigments often heal cooler than they originally appear and can seem darker once cooled down. If the healed pigment is still not deep enough, a darker colour can be used at top-up to achieve that. It is much easier to add depth to a treatment and darken the pigment than it is to lighten pigment that is too dark.

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The Tina Davies Sunset Set was inspired by Tina's Gold Sunrise, the popular warm modifier from Perma Blend that was named after the PMU artist. The Sunset Set will be your new go-to shades that can be used on their own or as a modifier to create the perfect warm custom shade to fit the needs of your client. Set to launch soon, Killer Beauty will be your go-to supplier for pigments, machines, microblades, and whatever else you could ever need to create stunning permanent make-up and micro-pigmentation work. For PMU artists looking for the perfect lip pigments, Perma Blend and Tina Davies have collaborated on not one, but two lip pigmentation sets. Both lip pigmentation sets contain 6 pigments, 6 matching lip blush stains, 6 matching lip pencils, 1 colour chart, 10 disposable lip blush stain applicators, and a display box. 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. 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.Most reputable pigment brands will specify which of their shades are warm or cool. Product descriptions can also describe what the base colour of the pigment is (green, yellow etc) and which skin tone it is most suitable for. Some pigments also come with shade charts, making an artist’s job much easier!