Colour Theory Masterclass- Hard Copy Booklet

Stop guessing your pigment choices. Start understanding them.

Colour theory is one of the most important and often misunderstood parts of permanent makeup.

This in-depth 60 page Colour Theory Masterclass Manual has been created to help PMU artists understand what actually happens to pigment once it enters the skin, so you can make more informed colour choices and achieve more predictable healed results.

Rather than simply teaching you which pigment to use, this manual teaches you why.

Inside, you'll learn how light, skin, melanin, pigment depth and pigment composition all influence the colour we see once PMU has healed. You'll learn how to correctly profile both brow and lip clients, understand undertones and tissue values, analyse the ingredients and CI codes within your pigments, and recognise why certain colours can heal too cool, warm, grey, purple or chalky.

• The science behind how we see colour

• Why pigment depth can dramatically change healed colour

• Why brows can heal blue or ashy

• Why lips can heal grey or purple

• Fitzpatrick skin types and client profiling

• Eumelanin vs pheomelanin

• Identifying skin undertones and dominant melanin

• Lip undertones, tissue hue and tissue value

• How to choose pigments based on the client's natural canvas

• Organic vs inorganic pigments

• Iron oxides vs carbon-based colourants

• Titanium dioxide and its effect on long-term healed results

• How to read and understand CI codes

• How pigment composition affects fading and colour shifting

• Brow pigment selection and analysis

• Lip pigment mixing and colour adjustment

• Real client examples and pigment-selection breakdowns

• Analysis of popular brow and lip pigment ranges

  
  

This isn't a manual of pigment recipes to memorise. It's designed to give you the knowledge to look at a client, analyse their skin or lip tissue, understand the pigment in your hand and make an informed decision for yourself.

Perfect for qualified PMU artists who want to deepen their understanding of colour theory, improve their pigment selection and feel more confident predicting how their work will heal.

Understand your pigments. Understand your client's canvas. Understand the heal.