Ink PERMA BLEND LUXE Power Through Peach 15ml
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PERMA BLEND Power Through Peach ink, ideal for permanent makeup with high-quality pigments.
- 15 ml capacity
- Sterile and long-lasting pigments
- Designed for professional use
PERMA BLEND has developed a new range of pigments in collaboration with the Vicky Martin method , designed specifically for the restoration of breast areolas.
The ink PERMA BLEND Power Through Peach is a Perma Blend pigment created specifically for permanent make-up.
It offers very high quality pigments for the creation of your permanent make-up.
The PERMA BLEND LUXE brand is renowned for the durability of its pigments over time without any change in colour.
Sterile 15ml bottle
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4 Items
Data sheet
- Colour
- Encres Aréoles mammaires
Pro Tip
L'encre est conçue spécifiquement pour le maquillage permanent, ce qui en fait un choix judicieux pour les professionnels cherchant à réaliser des travaux de haute qualité. Sa formulation garantit une excellente tenue des pigments dans le temps, sans altération des couleurs, ce qui est essentiel pour maintenir l'intégrité des résultats. De plus, le flacon stérile de 15ml offre une quantité suffisante pour plusieurs applications, tout en respectant les normes d'hygiène.
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FAQ
The ink has a capacity of 15 ml, which is ideal for professional use in permanent makeup. This format allows for multiple applications while ensuring the sterility of the product.
Yes, this ink is specifically designed for permanent makeup, making it suitable for industry professionals. It is developed to provide long-lasting wear and high pigment quality.
The pigments in this ink are of very high quality, ensuring excellent longevity without colour alteration. This guarantees a faithful and durable result for your permanent make-up.
Yes, the ink bottle is sterile, which is essential to ensure safety and hygiene during its use in a professional setting. This helps to minimise the risk of infection during applications.
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