How To Recognize Good Pigments | Camouflage Course скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Recognize Good Pigments | Camouflage Course

Stretch Mark Camouflage is a non-invasive distribution of #camouflage pigments with a device into your #stretchmarks, #scars, c-section scars, self inflicted injuries – using needles/cartridges specially designed for this treatment. 🛒 Shop 22 Camouflage pigments here: 👇 👉 https://shop.22-institute.com/camouflage 📚 Join our FREE TRIAL of the Online Course on this link: 👉 https://22-institute.com/camouflage-t... → In this video we will learn what type of pigments are used for pmu, how to recognize a good pigment and what are the ingredients. We will also do a little experiment, that you can also try that at home. We will prove that our pigments are mineral – that means they are appropriate for stretch mark camouflage. → There seems to be much confusion over the use of Organic and Inorganic pigments used for permanent makeup. → There are 2 types of pigments used for permanent cosmetic makeup. 1. Iron Oxides (Inorganic pigments) 2. Lakes (Organic pigments) Tattoo artists use ink. → What are typical ingredients of pmu pigments? A pigment is a combination of two or even more colors. It is very important which is the predominant color or pigment, as it will come to the fore after healing. Typical components of pigments are: Iron oxide Other metal hydro oxides (titanium, chromium, copper) ‘Lakes’ soluble dyes Azo insoluble dyes → The raw dyes used in the production of the pigments must be in a harder state otherwise they would melt in body fluids and disperse under the skin. Given that dyes are a powder, they are converted to a liquid state so that the pigment can be introduced under the skin. In summary, the pigments are mixed with water and glycerin. The pigments, of course, also fade. → Our pigments have the highest percentage of Titanium Dioxide, which is white in its original state and is always added to lighten the pigments. Our base is also white. If we translate that into real life – it means the camouflage will always look lighter and even if the additional coatings of the pigmentation fade, the base will stay light. This is very important for our therapists, because it gives them confidence when choosing the right color. We do not recommend tattoo ink for this type of treatment, because tattoo colors were developed for a different purpose. They were developed for colorful artwork, where color durability is needed. Tattoo ink was made for precise tattoo artists who have an extraordinary knowledge of color shades. We recommend mineral pigments instead, which are specially made for camouflage treatment. 📚 Join our FREE TRIAL of the Online Course on this link: 👉 https://22-institute.com/camouflage-t... 🔗 Follow us on IG:   / twenty2_institute   🔗 Follow us on FB:   / 22aestheticinstitute   ___ ABOUT 22 INSTITUTE We are one of the largest and most experienced Aesthetic academies in the world with 18+ years of combined staff experience credited by Slovenian, as well as international degrees. Our satisfied, returning customers can vouch for the quality of our salon. We follow global trends in the services we provide, and strive to create our own trends. All services are provided by a highly professional staff. 22 Aesthetic Institute offers world-renowned education presented by the very best 22 Institute Team led by Tatjana Damjanović. 🔗 Home page: https://22-institute.com 🔗 22 Shop: https://shop.22-institute.com #scarcamouflagetattoocourse #camouflage #stretchmarkcamouflage #tetuagemdeestrias #22institute #cosmetictattooartist #scarcamouflage #onlinecourse #cosmeticsurgery #stretchmarksbegone #scarcoverup #stretchmarktattoo #stretchmarkstreatment #scarcamouflage #scarscamouflage #stretchmarkcamouflagetraining #scarcamouflagetraining #braziliancamouflagetattoo #braziliancamouflage 👉    • How To Practice Stretch Mark Camouflage