Epikur Effect® Microblading Pigment M55 Pepper Brown

• Long durability in the tissue between 2 to 4 years
• Highest 1st class pharmaceutical purity
• No unwanted discolouration or effects
• Toxicologically, allergologically and microbiologically tested
• Compliant with REACH and ECHA

Epikur Effect® Microblading Pigment

The toxicologically, allergologically and microbiologically tested Epikur Effect® microblading pigment from DERMIDA achieves better results than conventional PMU pigments and is suitable for all microblading pigmentation procedures for eyebrows and eyeliner. With a pigment size of 6 - 15 µm, which is in the ideal range, the pigment neither migrates to undesired places nor is absorbed by the immune system because it is too small. Furthermore, there is no risk that the pigment will remain in the tissue forever.

The REACH and ECHA compliant microblading pigment has a long durability of 2 to 4 years, conforms to the highest 1st class pharmaceutical purity and meets all requirements regarding colour stability, intensity and density. In order to cover an extensive spectrum, the pigments are available in many different colour shades.

Product Details

• Epikur Effect® microblading pigment from DERMIDA
• For manual pigmentation using the microblading technique
• Achieves better results than conventional PMU pigments
• Particle size of the pigment is in the ideal range of 6 - 15 µm
• Perfect for eyebrows and eyeliner
• Enables shape correction, condensation or reconstruction
• Long durability in the tissue between 2 to 4 years
• Sterile quality pigments
• Highest 1st class pharmaceutical purity
• No unwanted discolouration or effects
• Conforms to the guidelines of the EU Parliament of Resolution ResAP (2008)1
• Meets all requirements regarding colour stability, intensity and density
• Toxicologically, allergologically and microbiologically tested
• Compliant with REACH and ECHA
• Available in many different shades
• Delivery contents: 1 x 5 ml

Ordering Information

Depending on the thickness of the skin, the intensity of the colour can differ greatly. While the colour appears very strong on thin skin, it appears less intense on thinner skin. For warm skin tones, go for cool colours, while for cool skin tones, go for warm shades.