Pigmenta Wine permanent makeup pigment

Name: Pigmenta Wine permanent makeup pigment
Brand: arstattoo
SKU: 009897
Price: 199.00 PLN
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SKU: 009897

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Pigmenta Wine permanent makeup pigment

199,00 zł

Product description

Pigmenta Wine Pigment 10 ml for Permanent Makeup

Introduction

Pigmenta Wine Pigment 10 ml for Permanent Makeup is a professional micropigmentation pigment, primarily designed for permanent makeup of lips, eyebrows, or eyes. It is most commonly used to achieve a deep, warm red effect with a brick undertone, suitable for elegant and expressive styles. The product is dedicated to procedures requiring intense and long-lasting color while ensuring safety of use.

Is it a good choice for you?

Pigmenta Wine Pigment is ideal if you are looking for a highly opaque, intense pigment for procedures requiring a long-lasting and distinct brick-red effect with a warm, earthy undertone. This product is worth considering if you desire a natural-looking yet visible finish and often work with various skin tones. If you need a very cool or exceptionally light effect, this shade might be too intense – in such cases, it's better to choose a lighter or cooler pigment.

What you really gain

Ability to create a deep, elegant red effect
Durable, uniform shade (alone or as a base/neutralizer in mixtures)
REACH-compliant product – increased safety of use
Minimization of irritation risk and undesirable skin reactions
Assurance of high and repeatable quality thanks to Polish production

Key features and their practical significance

Very strong coverage: allows for precise building of color intensity without multiple layers
Warm brick undertone: perfectly masks cool tones and helps achieve a natural effect even on neutral or olive skin tones
REACH compliant: guarantees that the pigment is free of prohibited substances and meets current European safety standards
Safety and quality control: Polish production and transparent composition reduce the risk of unforeseen skin reactions in clients
Versatility: suitable for standalone use and for mixing with other pigments for multi-tonal effects

Most common reasons for choosing this model

Need to achieve a distinct, warm effect on lips or eyebrows
Demand for a pigment compliant with European safety standards
Ability to work with various skin tones thanks to the shade's versatility
Desire for a long-lasting effect with relatively easy application

Comparison with other solutions

Compared to the Dark Wine shade, Wine pigment is lighter and warmer, making it better suited for subtle yet expressive styles.
Cool or very dark versions can result in an overly "heavy" effect – Wine pigment allows for depth without losing naturalness.
For very delicate coloring on fair skin, it may require dilution or mixing with a lighter variant.

How to use / how it works

Before the procedure, thoroughly mix the pigment by shaking the bottle.
Apply according to the permanent makeup technique and device appropriate for the chosen area (lips, eyebrows, eyes).
Can be used alone or mixed with other pigments to achieve the desired tone.
Always check the client's skin reaction to the new pigment.

FAQ

What effect can I expect from using Pigmenta Wine Pigment?
The effect is a warm, brick red with intense coverage, offering an elegant and expressive finish.

Is the pigment easy to mix with other colors?
Yes, it can be used alone or as an ingredient to create complex shades.

Is it suitable for pigmentation of all skin types?
For individuals with very cool or very fair skin, the pigment might be too intense. It's advisable to perform a color test before the procedure.

Is the pigment suitable for corrections and neutralization of previous pigmentations?
Yes, especially when working on skin that requires warming up the tone.

What is the color's durability after application?
The pigment provides a long-lasting effect with proper application technique and post-treatment care.

Is the pigment safe for people with allergies?
The product meets REACH standards and Polish production standards, but an individual allergy test is always recommended.

How should I store the pigment after opening?
Store tightly closed, in a dry and cool place, away from sunlight.

Can I also use the pigment for permanent eye makeup?
Such use is possible, although it is most commonly chosen for lips and eyebrows.

Most common concerns

Whether the color will be too intense on fair skin or for individuals preferring a very subtle effect
Concerns about safety of use – the product meets REACH requirements and Polish standards, but an allergy test is always recommended
Uncertainty about mixing with other pigments – the product is designed for this, but requires knowledge of pigmentology principles

Most common mistakes in selection

Choosing too intense a shade for very fair, cool skin without testing
Using the pigment as a neutralizer for old, very deep, cool pigmentations without prior consultation of technique
Mixing with unrecommended pigments without knowing the final effects

Practical tips

Always perform a patch test on a small area of skin before full application
Adjust the number of layers to the desired effect – the pigment is very efficient
Monitor the client's skin reaction and adjust dilution if necessary
Use according to purpose and manufacturer's recommendations

Technical data

Capacity: 10 ml
Shade: Wine (warm, brick red, lighter than Dark Wine)
Type: Permanent makeup pigment
Consistency: liquid
REACH compliant: yes
Country of production: Poland
Ingredients: Aqua, CI77491, CI56110, Alcohol, Glycerin

Kit contents

Pigmenta Wine Pigment 10 ml in factory packaging

Specification

Manufacturer:

Pigments

REACH compliance:

Yes

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