Finally truly understand how pigments work—not just in the bottle, but in the skin.

During a PMU course, a lot comes at you. The pigmentology part is usually covered only briefly, often limited to the pigments you train with. As a result, many artists hold on to that initial knowledge for years.

And honestly? At first, that works fine. After eight weeks your results seem to heal beautifully. But even then… you start noticing the first differences:

Why does the same brown heal neutral on Client A, while it heals cooler on Client B?

Why do some clients still have beautiful, natural brows after 1–2 years, while others end up with ashy or washed-out results?

And when does a color correction truly work—and when absolutely not?

Color Corrections: Myth vs. Reality

We all know them: gray, dull brows that call for a correction. Artists often reach automatically for “the orange layers,” but two years later you’re right back where you started. In this training you’ll learn exactly:

When a color correction is the right choice

Which techniques and pigments work—and which to avoid

How to prevent your results from turning gray or flat over time

Pigmentology Goes Beyond the Bottle

Every skin is different and contains its own pigments. The healed result doesn’t depend only on the color you pick, but on the interplay between bottle and skin. That’s the key to predictable, long-lasting beautiful results.

There’s another factor that’s often forgotten: the additives in pigments. They also influence how a color develops in the skin—both in the short and long term. In this training you’ll discover how to factor that knowledge into your choices so your results stay consistently beautiful.