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Pigment Color Charts PIGMENT COLOR CHARTS Permanent Cosmetics, Paramedical Procedures & Skin Rejuvenation (919) 637-2554 www.fabulouslyflawlessnc.com | [email protected] 5640 Six Forks Road, Suite 203, Raleigh, NC 27609 824 2nd Avenue NW, Hickory, NC 28601 - Redefining You - PIGMENT COLOR CHART (919) 637-2554 www.fabulouslyflawlessnc.com | [email protected] 5640 Six Forks Road, Suite 203, Raleigh, NC 27609 824 2nd Avenue NW, Hickory, NC 28601 EASY GUIDE TO COLORS Unlike body tattoos, our faces are exposed to the environment... You cannot predict with certainty sun, skincare creams, acids and lotions. Anti-aging preparations how a color will heal in the skin or that enhance collagen turnover and diminish wrinkles and get rid fade over time. Our colors contain inorganic and or - of brown spots all affect our cosmetic tattoos. No one knows for ganic pigments with bases and blends containing the desired char - sure everything that causes changes in color. acteristics of our customers. Some customers only want MRI safe colors which means no iron oxide black. So these colors may have an organic base or inorganic green blended with yellows, reds and Kolorsource colors have been derma - blacks. All pigment colors fade at different rates so you will need to tologist tested and awarded the cate - monitor these changes and adjust them if they heal gray, red, gory of “hypoallergenic”. We cannot greenish or even blue or purple. We can offer you the best mixing guarantee there will never be an allergic reaction but there has not and fixing colors for your clients. Take good before, just after and been a documented case since production began in 1995 by Helen healed photos over time. Snow of Scottsdale, Arizona. : The Fitzpatrick Scale of Skin Types is a reflection expect different colors in different skin from the exact same pig - FITZ PLUS ment. Other colors that affect our tattoo pigments are collagen of how skin responds to the sun. Melanin contributes color to the which is gray or white, blood vessels - red or blue- and underlying skin and is located in the basal layer of the epidermis. Melanin has a fat (yellow) and veins lying just below the dermis. You are always protective effect on the underlying dermis. Melanin absorbs light looking through a layer of color which may or may not contain and acts like a blanket over any color in the dermis, including our melanin. tattoo pigments. Melanin can be black, brown or blue and you can Note: Heat, friction and laser will darken TiO2 (white) pigment present in lip and some brow colors. Disclaimer: Spot Test Re - quired. Do not mix Kolorsource with other pigment brands. Not for use in people with skin diseases cb= Carbon black (Rosacea, Psoriasis, Skin cancer of any kind. The FDA Magnetic content Symbols; (-) MRI Safe does not approve any colorants for tattooing or perma - (+) Contains Ferromagnetic pigment (black) nent makeup. March 1, 2016 Rev. SEE PIGMENT SMEARS ORG = Organic BLND : Blend GR :green base ONLINE AT KOLORSOURCE.COM. No chemical additives. Our colorants are dispersed in Kosher glycerin, ethanol and sometimes a little propylene glycol. Order Toll free 888-452-4946 www.kolorsource.com FITZ PLUS Scale 4233 5+ 3+ 1+ 1+ 3334 4 2 3+ 4+ WHO IS FITZPATRICK? TYPE IV Dark brown hair, green, hazel, brown eyes. FITZ PLUS TYPES I-VI Slow to burn, tans easily. High risk for trauma, heat & TYPE I Red & Blonde hair, Blue Eyes, Burns easily, chemically caused pigmentation & moderate risk for all never tans, freckles, very fair skin, MC1R gene risk. High other pigmented skin conditions. High risk for scarring risk for skin cancer, may scar if slow to heal. Higher po - & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. tential for vascular damage. TYPE V Dark and black hair, Brown & dark Brown eyes. TYPE II Fair sandy red hair, green or blue eyes, burns May never burn. Veright high risk for trauma, heat & easily, tans with difficulty, some freckles. MC1R gene chemically caused pigmentation & lower risk solar pig - risk. mented skin conditions. High risk for scarring (keloid) & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. TYPE III Brown, fair, sandy hair, green, hazel, blue eyes. Slow to burn, will tan. May have MC1R gene risk. TYPE VI Black hair, dark brown eyes. May never burn. High risk for all pigmented skin conditions, moderate Very high risk for trauma, heat & chemically caused pig - risk for skin cancer, higher potential for scarring & mod - mentation & lower risk for solar pigmented skin condi - erate risk for visible vascular damage. tions. Very high risk for scarring (keloid) & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. THOMAS B. FITZPATRICK MD The Fitzpatrick scale (also Fitzpatrick skin typing test; or Fitzpatrick phototyping scale) is a numerical classification schema for human skin color. It was developed in 1975 by Thomas B. Fitzpatrick , a Harvard dermatologist, as a way to estimate the re - sponse of different types of skin to ultraviolet (UV) light.[1] It was initially developed on the basis of skin and eye color, but when this proved misleading, it was altered to be based on the patient's reports of how their skin responds to the sun; it was also ex - tended to a wider range of skin types.[2][3][4] The Fitzpatrick scale remains a recognized tool for dermatological research into human skin pigmentation. Type I (scores 0–6) always burns, never tans (pale white; blond or red hair; blue eyes; freckles). Type II (scores 7–13) usually burns, tans minimally (white; fair; blond or red hair; blue, green, or hazel eyes) Type III (scores 14–20) sometimes mild burn, tans uniformly (cream white; fair with any hair or eye color) Type IV (scores 21–27) burns, always tans well (moderate brown) Type V (scores 28–34) very rarely burns, tans very easily (dark brown) Type VI (scores 35–36) Never burns, never tans (deeply pigmented dark brown to darkest brown) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitzpatrick_scale FITZ PLUS TYPE 1 FITZ PLUS TYPE 1 Red & Blonde hair, Blue Eyes, Burns easily, never tans, freck - les, very fair skin, MC1R gene risk. High risk for skin cancer, may scar if slow to heal. Higher potential for vascular damage. BROW COLORS 9908 + Blonde NuBrown N 114 ++ Bronz N/W 9199 ++ Cashmere 9371 + Golden Girl Nubrown™ W 9205 + Goldilocks W 44 - Honey NuBrown™ mb C 9907 + Medium NuBrown™ mb N 3-7 6800 + Strawberry Blonde BLND W ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 844 - B2B Medium 4400 - Bubblegum 9167 - Neutral Flesh 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP FITZ PLUS TYPE 2 FITZ PLUS TYPE 2 Fair sandy red hair, green or blue eyes, burns easily, tans with diffi - culty, some freckles. MC1R gene risk. BROW COLORS 863 - Auburn NuBrown W 9908 + Blonde NuBrown N 114 ++ Bronz N/W 9371 + Golden Girl Nubrown™ W 9205 + Goldilocks W 44 - Honey NuBrown™ mb C 9907 + Medium NuBrown™ mb N 3-7 6800 + Strawberry Blonde BLND W ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 844 - B2B Medium 4400 - Bubblegum 9167 - Neutral Flesh 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP FITZ PLUS TYPE 3 BROW COLORS FITZ PLUS TYPE 3 Brown, fair, sandy hair, green, hazel, blue eyes. Slow to burn, will tan. May have MC1R gene risk. High risk for all pig - mented skin conditions, moderate risk for skin cancer, higher potential for scarring & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. BROW COLORS 863 - Auburn NuBrown W 864 - Bombay NuBrown mb 893 - Brazi mb ORG 45 - Dream NuBrown™ mb C 9907 + Medium NuBrown™ mb N 3-4 867 - Soft Brunet 983 + WARM NuBrown Reddish Brown mb 9937 + Xpreso NuBrown mb N 3-5 ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 844 - B2B Medium 4400 - Bubblegum 9205 + Goldilocks 9167 - Neutral Flesh 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP FITZ PLUS TYPE 4 Dark brown hair, green, hazel, FITZ PLUS TYPE 4 brown eyes. Slow to burn, tans easily. High risk for trauma, heat & chemically caused pigmentation & moderate risk for all other pigmented skin conditions. High risk for scarring & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. BROW COLORS 863 - Auburn NuBrown W 9938 - Brunet NuBrown 8478 ++ Burnt Toast mb C 45 + Dream NuBrown™ mb N4-5 9939 + Fudge NuBrown W ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 844 - B2B Medium 4400 - Bubblegum 9167 - Neutral Flesh 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP FITZ PLUS TYPE 5 BROW COLORS FITZ PLUS TYPE 5 Dark and black hair, Brown & dark Brown eyes. May never burn. Veright high risk for trauma, heat & chemically caused pigmentation & lower risk solar pigmented skin conditions. High risk for scarring (keloid) & moder - ate risk for visible vascular damage. Beyonce BROW COLORS 9640 ++ Almost Black mb 9938 - Brunet NuBrown N 8478 ++ Burnt Toast mb 9156 ++ Chocolate Mousse 9937 + Xpreso NuBrown W 9178 + Spanish Eyes W ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 839 - B2B Dark 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP FITZ PLUS TYPE 6 FITZ PLUS TYPE 6 Black hair, dark brown eyes. May never burn. Very high risk for trauma, heat & chemically caused pigmentation & lower risk for solar pigmented skin condi - tions. Very high risk for scarring (keloid) & moderate risk for visible vascular damage. BROW COLORS 9640 ++ Almost Black mb 840 - Black Ice mb 9938 - Brunet NuBrown N 8478 ++ Burnt Toast mb 9156 ++ Chocolate Mousse 9937 + Xpreso NuBrown W 9178 + Spanish Eyes W ADDITIVES: MIXING COLORS 839 - B2B Dark 9110 - Red Brow Mix BLND N/W 1047 - WARMUP DERMATOLOGIST TESTED HYPOALLERGENIC PIGMENTS Colors you can trust. W = WARM N = NEUTRAL C=COOL T= TRANSLUCENT O=OPAQUE Original Kolorsource Girl by Richard Hanna NuBrowns do not turn pink B brows orangey. Since 2008 E eyeliner L lips 892 - Almond Brow ORG MIX T 166 ++ Blackberry 843 SMARTLIP Asian Peach 843 - ORG W 9640 ++ Almost
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