Which pigments to use on blondes and redheads? If you are a PMU artist, surely this question has already been asked. As RBKollors is the professional-friendly brand, today we will help you with this by giving you the best tips!
For knowing which pigment to use in blondes and redheads, you need to go to the beginning of the Fitzpatrick Scale, that numerical classification for human skin color. Today we’re going to focus on phototypes 1, 2 and 3.
Ombré 1
Clients who wear platinum or white hair (usually phototypes 1 and 2)
This is a neutral light brown pigment, with no blue in the formulation. Perfect for very light hair stroke or shadow technique in skin type 1 and 2.
Ombré 2
Clients with blond hair, ideal for light hair. Very used for shadow in skin type 3.
This pigment is a light brown and slightly heated. It tends to be slightly golden.
Blond
Light brown, neutral pigment, without the presence of blue in the formulation and with a high pigment load.
Blond by RBKollors is ideal for natural blonde hair. Used in shadow on skin types 1 and 2.
Pigments for micropigmentation in redheads
For ginger clients, the professional will always need to mix the pigments listed below with the Hot or Teacup pigment, taking into account the client's hair color.
For redheads, choose the pigments:
- Ombré 1
- Ombré 2
- Blond
Remembering that RBKollors pigments are already heated and do not need heating (unless the client has a systemic problem: learn more about it here).