Pigment Quantum YELLOW 10ml

Pigment YELLOW from the corrective pigment group
is a MUST-have in every linergist's collection.
It is used to warm up pigments in a neutral way,
creating a golden pigment base, which makes the pigment look stunning
immediately after the procedure and after healing.
When added to the pigment, it eliminates the risk of
brow discoloration into an unwanted pink/salmon shade.
It warms up the pigment base and, depending on the proportions,
lightens the base pigment.

Quantum pigments comply with all EU regulations
regarding tattoos and permanent makeup
and have been certified by CTL GmbH Bielefeld in Germany.

It's important to note that the composition of pigments may vary
depending on the manufacturer.
Pigments may be more or less stable,
which affects their durability and, therefore, the risk of faster fading.
It's important to understand the properties of the pigment
used to achieve the desired effects.
Several factors, such as work technique, pigment depth,
device, pigment color selection, pigment type,
client health status, skin type, and post-treatment care,
can affect the pigmentation results after healing.

Quantum products are tailored to the needs of linergists (permanent makeup artists)
and their clients. We make every effort to ensure
that the results of your treatments are both satisfactory and safe.
We always appreciate your opinions and suggestions,
so if you have any questions or doubts, please contact the Quantum team.

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INSTRUCTION:
Quantum pigments are thick glycerin-based pigments,
so they should not be diluted as it will significantly affect the results after healing.
When working with Quantum pigments, remember to set the needle depth to 1.0 mm - 1.2 mm.
When choosing the target color, always choose a color that is 1-2 tones darker.
Don't be afraid of too dark results after healing.
Work evenly and slowly. Quantum pigments
don't like chaotic, fast, and aggressive work.
Quantum pigments are delicate,
so it's important to build up saturation properly.
Quantum pigments can be mixed together,
but they should not be mixed with pigments from other manufacturers.
Choose the color carefully for the client's skin type.
Using a color that is too warm or too light can result in unwanted discoloration.
Remember to follow the recommended post-care instructions.
Quantum pigments do not like excess moisture,
and dry healing is recommended.
Detailed post-care instruction cards can be found in the Quantum online store.