Clarissa pigment removal solution PMU RE-INK 10 ml.

Re-Ink is an economical solution for pigment and tattoo treatment, resulting in lightening and removal of the same. Thanks to its hypertonic salt solution, Re-Ink releases the pigments, bringing them to the surface. The pigments are removed by injecting the solution into the skin layer where the pigment is located via dermograph or microblading. Re-Ink contains no ingredients that damage the melanin of the skin, is non-toxic and non-acidic. For professional use.

Where to use. Very large tattoos cannot be removed completely in one session, but in several sessions and in smaller sections. The age of the pigment is not important, but older pigment is more difficult to remove compared to pigment done more recently.

Why Use: Many people want to remove or correct a procedure done poorly and laser is usually recommended, but Re-Ink is an excellent alternative to these requests. If a mistake is made during a permanent makeup or microblading procedure, you can finish the procedure and then use Re-Ink on the part that needs to be corrected, thus creating crusts in that part, and the color will not stay in the skin.

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Removal Technique: Take the Re-Ink with the needle (1 or 3 dots) and work with the stamping technique, holding it for a few seconds and moving on to the next dot. The dots should be very close together, but not over the position. Do not remove the solution from the skin and do not change the location. It will go over the same points again. Clean the Re-Ink after about 5-10 minutes, remove the old fluid and repeat the procedure. Do a maximum of 3-6 repetitions. The pigments in permanent makeup are on a higher layer than in tattooing, so it is necessary to work superficially at least on the first session and then go deeper. Avoid working too deeply on the first session because this can lead to scarring. Wait 6-8 weeks to ensure that you can work more deeply during the next session.

Duration of the procedure: the entire procedure can last from 30 to 60 minutes. The use of an analgesic product is recommended.

After the procedure: a surface crust will be created and the pigments will be removed, and brought to the surface. The crust will fall off on its own and under no circumstances should it be removed manually. The healing process has the same importance as the procedure itself. Not removing the crusts is essential. Once the crust has been removed naturally, a nourishing post procedure cream should be applied several times a day. It is recommended that 6-8 weeks pass before the next procedure. Pigment removal is a very lengthy process and requires patience on the part of the client, without speeding up the time-consistent process. You can have results from 1 to 6 sessions.