Removal of white, flesh and camouflage tattoo pigment
Let's talk about skin color or flesh color pigment for tattooing The main and only purpose of flesh color pigment (skin color) is to camouflage scars. The scar is always whitish, and "camouflage" is used to equalize it with the color of the skin. This procedure is quite effective and gives good results.

Let's talk about skin color or flesh color pigment for tattooing

The main and only purpose of flesh color pigment (skin color) is to camouflage scars. The scar is always whitish, and "camouflage" is used to equalize it with the color of the skin. This procedure is quite effective and gives good results.

Using a similar pigment anywhere else creates a lot of problems.
Procedures such as:
- French - "flare under the eyebrow", "flare at the arrow"
- Liplite - bleaching of the area around the lips
- "brightening" of the dark pigment with a white or camouflage pigment
- camouflage of pigment residue after laser removal
should simply not exist.

Examples of unsuccessful use of white and flesh pigments.

What makes them so bad?

1. Not effective. White or camouflage pigment is not foundation, you can't "cover up" anything with it.
It is very visible on the skin, it looks like mud, and in addition to this, the old pigment that was tried to cover it up will also be visible. Often with white or camouflage pigment on the skin, the pores become more noticeable and visually larger.
3. Over time, depending on what the base tone of the pigment is - camouflage will give a gray, yellow or red tint. Believe me, a yellowed or gray "French" does not make its owners happy at all.
4. This pigment itself is practically impossible to remove by skin. Laser removal is not amenable. Quite often, after exposure to the laser, the camouflage becomes green. What is worse, visually.

Examples of unsuccessful use of white and flesh-colored pigments. The pores under the "flesh" pigment are more visible than under the black pigment. A clear demonstration that it is better to remove poor quality permanent makeup than to agree to "overlap".

But there is some good news.

It is possible to remove camouflage with Jet Remove. However, you should not believe in some kind of magic, it is impossible to remove multilayered bad work overlaid with camouflage in 1 procedure. But if you carry out the procedure methodically, take proper care, be sure to wear crusts (!) After the procedure - the effect will be!

Here is the result of the gigantic TRUDY of our client, who attended the procedure with resistance, and here is the result - the poor quality permanent makeup has been removed. On the "upper eyebrow" there was a laser removal, the remains of the failed pigment were layered over with camouflage. Another eyebrow was done, which quickly went to red. In the place where they worked with the laser before us - left a mark (the upper eyebrow), where only we worked - no trace on the skin (the lower eyebrow). (click on the photo - more - open in full size).
According to the master, whose partak we removed - his work is well done and can live with it. But you and I see in the photo - that without "it" is much better.