Quantum PMU

Quantum PMU Platinum Label Milkshake corrector pigment

Name: Quantum PMU Platinum Label Milkshake corrector pigment
Brand: Quantum PMU
Price: 35.83 EUR

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Description

Milkshake is a corrector pigment from the Quantum PMU Platinum Label range that warms up cool tones. It helps neutralise blue, grey or ashy undertones, especially when a previous pigment has healed too cool.

Warm correctorNeutralises blue and grey undertones.
VersatileCorrection, PMU and camouflage.
BlendableOn its own or with other Quantum shades.
Professional useFor trained artists only.

When to choose Milkshake

Milkshake counteracts cool and ashy tones in the skin, above all blue or grey undertones. It is useful when the original pigmentation has healed with an unwanted cool hue, or when a previous treatment looks unnatural or uneven: it helps balance and warm up the colour.

Depending on your client’s skin tone, Peanut Butter from the same range may be a better choice.

Where to use it

Colour correction, including brows.
Permanent makeup, as a stand-alone pigment.
Paramedical tattooing: scar camouflage, according to the brand.
Blended with other Quantum PMU pigments to create the right shade for each client.

Texture and result

According to the manufacturer, Quantum PMU pigments have a creamy texture that makes application easier and a high concentration for intense colour. The Platinum Label range was developed with permanent makeup artists in mind.

Please note

For trained professionals only. Shade choice, dilution and technique depend on the skin, any existing pigmentation and the current Quantum PMU protocol. On-screen colour does not guarantee the healed result.