Sand corrector for pigment CLARISSA PMU CORRETTORE SABBIA 5 ml.

Clarissa pigments are suitable for both permanent make-up and microblading. All pigments are available in 5-millilitre packs suitable for applying make-up to areas such as: eyes, lips and eyebrows.
They have been created with a new formula that meets the latest European standards (REACH), and are suitable for all methods of dermopigmentation, including those with dermograph and microblading with manual technique.

The new colours are easy to match with different skin tones and types. They dry quickly and provide excellent coverage, even on oily or dark skin.
Their formula is thicker, but you can easily adjust it using the new Diluent Clarissa Pmu.

Depending on the procedure to be performed, you can determine the consistency of the pigment, whether the technique is mechanical (with dermograph) or manual (microblading) based on the area to be treated (skin or mucous membranes).

The colour remains unchanged for a long period, fading over time but not changing. Micropigments can be used alone or by mixing to create a color that adapts ideally to all skin types and types.

Instructions for use:
- Always shake the pigment bottle for at least 30 seconds before each use.
- If necessary, dilute with Diluent Clarissa Pmu. New pigment formulas may become thicker over time, but adding a few drops of diluent will restore the desired consistency.
- Decant the pigment into a sterile container.
- Cap the bottle tightly immediately after dispensing the pigment.
- Avoid contact with the eyes.

Characteristics of all colors:
- Reach compatible and compliant with European and US regulations;
- Vegan and not tested on animals;
- Suitable for dermograph and microblading applications;
- opaque and stable even after healing;
- without tinting;
- suitable for all skin types;
- can be mixed to obtain the desired color.

Skin types according to Fitzpatrick scale:
Fitzpatrick I: Extremely light white skin with blond or red hair, blue eyes or light red hair and freckles. May be warm or cold. Skin is extremely sensitive to the sun, does not turn black, and always burns.
Fitzpatrick II: Light white skin with blond or red hair and blue, hazel or green eyes (light complexion, light hair). Can be warm or cold. Skin is very sensitive to the sun. It burns easily and hardly blackens.
Fitzpatrick III: Creamy white skin with varying eye or hair color (dark blond to dark brown hair, usually brown eyes). Usually cold, but there may be cases of warm skin tones. The skin is sensitive to the sun, sometimes slightly sunburnt, gradually taking on a golden colour.
Fitzpatrick IV: Brown skin typical of Mediterranean complexion of Caucasian origin (Mediterranean olive tint). It is usually cold. Low sensitivity to the sun allows the skin to burn, but quickly blackens, acquiring dark brown shades.
Fitzpatrick V: Dark brown skin typical of the Middle Eastern type. It is usually cold. Low or no sun sensitivity. Rarely burns and quickly blackens.
Fitzpatrick VI: Black skin with a very dark or black complexion. Usually cold. Never burns because it is more densely pigmented, and the skin easily blackens.