Brow pigments - No blue range (6ml Samples)

Description

A "scalp pigment tattoo," or Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP), is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that uses tiny dots of specialized pigment to create the illusion of dense hair or a shaved-hair look on the scalp. It's an effective treatment for various types of hair loss, including thinning hair, baldness, and alopecia, by replicating the appearance of hair follicles at a very short length. Unlike traditional tattoos, SMP uses natural, semi-permanent pigments deposited at a shallower depth, resulting in a more natural and subtle effect that lasts for several years with proper care and occasional touch-ups.

What it is and how it works:

Non-surgical: SMP is a non-invasive procedure that does not involve surgery.

Specialized Pigments: Natural pigments, not traditional tattoo ink, are used to achieve realistic-looking results.

Micro-dots: Tiny dots are tattooed onto the scalp to mimic natural hair follicles.

Superficial Depth: The pigment is applied at the epidermal level, which is a shallower layer of the skin than a body tattoo, allowing for a more natural look and faster healing.

Natural-Looking Results: The technique creates the illusion of hair density or the look of a close-shaved haircut.

Who is it for?

Men and women experiencing hair loss or thinning hair.

Individuals with bald patches or alopecia.

Those looking to conceal scars from hair transplants or injuries on the scalp.

People who prefer the look of a shaved-head or buzz cut.