The complete RBKollors guide
But what to do when we, micropigmentation profissionals, receive a client in our studio with a purple eyebrow? Or bluish? Or that super greenish eyebrow?
Our CEO, RBKollors eyebrow and pigment specialists, Renata Barcelli, has made a real guide that will help you A LOT to use the pigments in our organic line for neutralizing the color of your eyebrows.
So if you want to understand why eyebrows look different, just read our explanation at the end of this post. Without further ado, shall we start?
BLUISH WITH DEGREE OF SATURATION
The professional should use 5 drops of Hot and 2 drops of Universal
BLUISH WITH LOW SATURATION
For eyebrows of this coloring, the professional should therefore use 3 drops of the Hot pigment and 3 drops of the darling of the micropigmenters, the Universal.
GRAYISH
When the client's eyebrow is gray, for example, the professional should use 4 drops of Ombré 2 and 2 drops of Hot.
REDDISH WITH A HIGH DEGREE OF SATURATION
The reddish eyebrow needs 5 drops of RBKollors' Blond Light pigment.
REDDISH WITH LOW SATURATION
The low degree of red saturation can be neutralized with 3 drops of Ombré 1 and 3 drops of Blond Light.
PURPLE WITH A PREDOMINANCE OF BLUE
If the eyebrow is in this tone, therefore, use 3 drops of Ombré 2 and 2 drops of Honey pigment.
PURPLE WITH A PREDOMINANCE OF RED
To neutralize purplish eyebrows with a predominance of red, opt for 3 drops of Honey and 2 drops of Blond Light from RBKollors.
PINK
Pink eyebrows are harder to find, but if she gets to you, use 5 drops of Blond.
GREENISH
Very common in procedure results when the market did not have quality pigments like RBKollors, the green eyebrows can be neutralized with 3 drops of Universal, 2 drops of Hot and 1 drop of Red Life.
ORANGE
Finally, the professional who comes across an orange eyebrow can choose, therefore, to use 3 drops of Ombré 1 and 3 drops of Blond.
However, the main one is the quality of the products used. If the pigment is not intelligent and does not have a great composition, the result may end up being a color that displeases the professional and, mainly, the client.
Therefore, the quality of the pigment is NOT the only culprit. The technique used and the client's biological factors also interfere in the result, for example.
That is why it is important that professionals do the anamnesis form correctly and ask if the client is a smoker, if she has oily skin, if she takes any continuous medication and ask about food. Remember: EVERYTHING can interfere with the result.
Heads up!
Depending on saturation, only the laser can remove unwanted colors. Don't try to change them if you don't feel confident about your ability to do so.