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Get the perfect red/blonde eyebrow shade with Eye Design's #6 Caramel Nanoblading Pigment. Made for fair skin and people who are 1 or 2 on the Fitzpatrick Scale, this tone is perfect for those with red/blonde hair. Our high-quality and naturally colored pigments are great for both experienced and beginner nanoblanding artists. The fluid formula ensures no drying out during the process.
Made in the USA with FDA-approved ingredients, our pigments are safe, hypoallergenic, and cruelty-free. Suitable for all skin types. Enhance your nanoblading artistry with Eye Design's #6 Caramel Nanoblading Pigment.
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How to use Caramel color for nanoblanding and microblading pigment?
If you want to make any of our pigments softer and lighter, you can mix them with distilled water for a look that is entirely unique to your client. It’s easy to squeeze every last drop of product out, as it is in an easy-to-use tube versus a glass bottle. It’s also versatile, as you can use dark pigment for lash effect as well as eyeliner.
Specification for Eye Design pigments:
- Developed by Nadia Afanaseva
- Formula exclusive to Eye Design
- Rich, natural colors
- Hypoallergenic, mineral-based formula
- Produces crisp, long-lasting hair strokes
- Can be used for microblading and manual shadow effect
- Ergonomic, simple-to-use packaging
- Black pigment can be used for lash effect/liner
- Produced with FDA-approved ingredients
- Made in USA
- Size - 6ml (0.2fl oz)
Nanoblading Pigment Descriptors:
#6 Caramel = A tone made for red/blonde hair and fair skin, for people who are 1 or 2 on the Fitzpatrick Scale.
#5 Cappuccino = Darker than caramel, for blondes and dark brunettes with pinkish skin. Can be used for clients who range from 1 to 3 on the Fitzpatrick Scale. However, if your client is a 3 on the Fitzpatrick Scale, you may also use Chocolate.
#4 Coffee = A universal color that is a neutral color. Can be used for dark blondes, brunettes, and those with black hair and light skin. For 3’s, 4’s, and 5’s on the Fitzpatrick Scale.
#3 Chocolate = A universal color that is warmer than Coffee. Can be used for 3’s, 4’s and 5’s on the Fitzpatrick Scale.
#2 Dark Chocolate = Can be used on 4’s, 5’s, and 6’s on the Fitzpatrick Scale. This pigment can be used on clients with a yellow-olive undertone. Only to be used on those with dark hair.
#1 Espresso = To be used on clients who are a 5 or 6 on the Fitzpatrick Scale. Only to be used on clients with dark skin and dark hair.
