To understand colour in the application in the art of microblading and permanent makeup, we need to go back to basics and fully understand not only the physics and biology of how humans perceive colour, but also understand the products we are working with and how the skin and the way we apply our products affect how our colours are perceived.

Using colour in micropigmentation correctly takes a skilled eye which develops with time, experience and knowledge. There are many things to consider when choosing pigments for your procedures. Here we look at the colour of human skin and how the colours in the skin affect our work.

We use our pigments every day. Here we consider what’s actually in the bottle and how the formulation of the products we use affects our work, today and in years to come. In this section, we take an in depth look at what makes up our pigment products and how those ingredients interact with the skin and the way we see the colours

There are a number of removal methods for unwanted tattoos, microblading and permanent makeup including, chemical, surgical , dermabrasion, cryotherapy,. laser and saline. In this final section we investigate each method.

Here you can download the PDF manual that accompanies this course along with the Micropigmentation Pigment Guide for you to refer to time and time again.