So, to the point. Which type of failed PMU needs to be corrected and which needs to be removed? The most common problem in a failed PMU is an unwanted shade over time. Grey. Blue. Purple. Violet. The cause?

As a rule, it is a mistake of the master.

Simply speaking, the modern PMU is performed in the uppermost layers of the epidermis. Traumatic work of the master in the deeper layer of the skin is unacceptable! So. Trust the work only to masters with experience who can accurately determine the depth of work on your skin.

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Light gray, cold shades can be corrected with correctors. It is important to turn to an experienced master who is fluent in the topic “Coloristics in PMU”.

Dark gray, bluish, purple shades are recommended to be removed.

Pink. Red. Orange.

What's the reason?

As a rule, this is again the mistake of the master.

The reason for the appearance of these shades is that your master did not own the topic “Coloristics in PMU”.

We will not give you an extensive lecture on this topic. Come to our studio and get a free consultation. To illustrate the problem - the Color Wheel as the basis for the master of Permanent Makeup.

Pink. Red. Orange.

These shades of PMU can be covered (corrected) much easier than cold ones (gray, blue). If the shape of the PMU is correct, covering is possible. It is not possible to correct the shape without removing it.

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