Red Velvet 15ML Organic Pigment

If you are looking for a versatile pigment, Red Velvet is an excellent choice. This product features a high pigment load and, within lip micropigmentation—where it is most commonly used—it can be applied in techniques such as lip revitalization, lipstick effect, hydra gloss, and other lip procedures according to the professional’s experience.

• Pigment biocompatible with all skin types

• Pigment free from metals and toxic pigments

• Gamma-ray sterilized pigment

• Product regulated by ANVISA

Main characteristics of the Red Velvet pigment

High-performance organic composition: Developed with organic pigments with a high pigment load, Red Velvet offers excellent retention and uniformity, ensuring long-lasting and natural results.

Technique versatility: Suitable for several lip micropigmentation techniques such as lip revitalization, lipstick effect, and others depending on the professional’s expertise. It can also be used for paramedical micropigmentation according to the professional’s knowledge of pigmentology and colorimetry.

Compatible with Tebori and Dermograph: To adjust viscosity, the pigment can be combined with pH Dense (for greater thickness) or RBKollors Diluent (for more fluidity) without altering the original color.

Application tips

Pure use: Pure use is recommended only for lip micropigmentation according to the professional’s evaluation.

It can also be combined with other pigments such as Hot, Full Lips, or other pigments from the RBKollors line to create customized shades, depending on the professional’s expertise.

Does the Red Velvet pigment have equivalents?

No, but other colors can serve as alternatives if Red Velvet is unavailable. Clients often choose the premium pigment Vermelho Insano for a more reddish result or True Love for a more pink-toned result.

Should Red Velvet only be used for lip micropigmentation?

Although it is most commonly used for lip micropigmentation, Red Velvet can also be used in other techniques such as paramedical micropigmentation for areolas, cleft lips, and other coverage procedures. Its use will depend on the professional’s experience and knowledge