The Complete RBKollors Guide
Several colors, different techniques and outstanding results: lip micropigmentation is becoming a global trend among women.
But, after all, why is it important to perform lip neutralization? That is simple to explain.
Because of our miscegenation and ethnic mix, it is common for many women to have purple, brown, dark lips or some type of dermatological problem that leaves their lips stained. This makes it difficult, for example, to implant the pigment in the skin and the result may not be the desired color.
It is important to say that RBKollors respects and admires the natural lip color of all clients, but since there is a great demand for neutralization procedures, it is our mission to bring the correct information to perform the procedure.
Before reading the Complete Lips Neutralization Guide ...
... It is important to remember that in a non-uniform color background, the professional must work neutralizing only in the area she wants.
The lips have an application limit, so taking too long in the procedure can increase inflammation and change the result. Some foods, for example, can interfere with the color result. Make your client aware.
To use the Skin pigments mentioned below, it is necessary to have knowledge of the technique. However, if you don't have it, use it as you learned from your micropigmentation instructor.
Anesthetics with epinephrine can make your lips purplish during the procedure, for example.
Check out the Complete Lip Color Neutralization Guide
Purplish lip for rosy
Natural lip color: uniform purplish
Desired result: pinky
Use: 4 drops of Hot + 1 drop of Skin 2 to neutralize and finish with 6 drops of Red Rose
Purple to reddish lip
Natural lip color: uniform purplish
Desired result: reddish
Use: 4 drops of Hot + 1 drop of Skin 2 to neutralize and finish with 6 drops of Red Life
Dark brown to pinkish lip
Natural lip color: dark brown
Desired result: rosy
Use: 3 drops of Terracotta + 3 drops of Full Lips to neutralize and finish with 6 drops of Penelope
Dark brown to reddish lip
Natural lip color: dark brown
Desired result: reddish
Use: 3 drops of Terracotta and 3 drops of Hot to neutralize and finish with 6 drops of Red Sand
Light brown to pinkish lip
Natural lip color: light brown
Desired result: pinky
Use: 6 drops of Terracotta to neutralize and finish with 3 drops of Darling and 3 drops of Full Lips.
Pale to pinkish lip
Natural lip color: pale, without vascularity
Desired result: pinky
Use: directly 6 drops of Red Rose
Pale to reddish lip
Natural lip color: pale, without vascularity
Desired result: reddish
Use: directly 3 drops of Ruby + 3 drops of Red Rose
Pale lip for rosy, reddish, natural or striking result
Natural lip color: pale, without vascularity
Desired result: pink, reddish, natural or striking
Use: directly the color chosen by the client.