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YDPMU Brow Correction Pigment Set – 5 Powder Hybrid Shades (5 × 12ml)
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YDPMU Brow Correction Pigment Set – 5 Powder Hybrid Shades (5 × 12ml)
A professional 5-color brow correction pigment kit from the YDPMU Powder Hybrid Pigment Series. Designed for trained PMU artists performing undertone correction on fully healed brow PMU results. Each of the five Powder Hybrid pigments targets a specific visible undertone shift: blue-grey balancing, cool-grey restoration, ashy-cool warming, red-orange neutralization, and final tone refinement.
Quick Product Summary
| Product type | Professional liquid PMU brow correction pigment set |
| Shades included | 5 — Vivid Orange, Copper Brown, Golden Blend, Olive Brown, Cafe Brown |
| Volume | 12ml per bottle |
| Formula type | Powder Hybrid liquid pigment (all 5 shades) |
| Application area | Eyebrows — color correction and undertone balancing |
| Recommended for | Professional PMU artists, studios and training academies |
| Vendor | YDPMU |
What's Included
5 × 12ml YDPMU Powder Hybrid liquid pigment bottles: Vivid Orange, Copper Brown, Golden Blend, Olive Brown, Cafe Brown.
What Is Powder Hybrid Liquid Pigment?
YDPMU Powder Hybrid is a professional liquid pigment system designed to support smooth application, controlled color deposit and consistent pigment flow. All five shades in this set use the same Powder Hybrid base and are designed for use within the YDPMU Powder Hybrid Brow Pigment system.
What Is Brow Color Correction in PMU?
Over time, healed PMU brow pigments may develop visible undertone shifts as different color components fade at different rates. The visible result can be influenced by the original pigment composition, implantation depth, application technique and individual healing response. Brow color correction uses balancing pigments to counteract these visible undertone shifts and restore a more natural brow appearance. Balancing works on the principle of complementary colors: orange counteracts blue-grey, warm brown counteracts cool grey, olive counteracts red-orange.
Professional Assessment Note
Not every previous PMU result is suitable for additional pigment correction. Brows that are heavily saturated, excessively dark, migrated, scarred or not fully healed may require removal, fading or specialist assessment before more pigment is applied. This set is intended for trained PMU professionals working on fully healed brow results.
5-Color Balancing Guide
| Shade | Visible undertone it addresses | Intended use | Individual pigment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vivid Orange | Blue and blue-grey undertones | Brows that have faded to a visible blue or blue-grey tone, commonly seen with black or dark brown pigments | Included in this set |
| Copper Brown | Cool grey undertones | Brows that have shifted to a cool grey or ashy tone without a strong blue cast; restores warmth to grey-shifted results | Copper Brown 12ml |
| Golden Blend | Cool or ashy undertones in healed brows with suitable pigment saturation | Designed to add golden warmth to cool or ashy healed brows when the existing pigment saturation is suitable for color correction | Golden Blend 12ml |
| Olive Brown | Red and orange undertones | Brows with an unwanted red or orange shift; olive counteracts warm-red undertones | Olive Brown 12ml |
| Cafe Brown | General tone imbalance after neutralization | Designed for final tone refinement, custom brow-color blending and restoring a more natural-looking brown appearance after appropriate neutralization | Cafe Brown 12ml |
Professional Correction Assessment
- Confirm that the previous brow PMU is fully healed.
- Identify the dominant visible undertone and assess pigment saturation, depth, migration and tissue condition.
- Determine whether the case is suitable for pigment correction or whether removal or specialist referral should be considered.
- Select a balancing shade based on the healed undertone and apply conservatively according to professional training.
- Allow the result to heal fully before deciding whether additional color refinement is appropriate.
Who Is This For?
- Professional PMU artists performing brow color correction on existing, fully healed PMU results
- Studios offering correction and touch-up services for clients with shifted or faded brow PMU
- Artists already using the YDPMU Powder Hybrid Pigment Series who need a matched correction system
- Training academies teaching PMU brow correction techniques
How Is This Set Different from the 4-Shade Neutralizing Collection?
This 5-color set uses the YDPMU Powder Hybrid liquid pigment system throughout and includes Vivid Orange for blue-grey balancing and Cafe Brown for final tone refinement and custom blending. The 4-shade Neutralizing Collection includes Maroon Organic Liquid as a deeper warm corrector and combines Hybrid Liquid and Organic Liquid formulas across its shades.
Product Specifications
| Format | Liquid PMU brow pigment |
| Formula | Powder Hybrid liquid pigment (all 5 shades) |
| Volume | 12ml per bottle |
| Quantity | 5 bottles per set |
| Application area | Eyebrows |
| User level | Professional use |
| Ethical standards | Vegan and cruelty-free |
Compliance
- ✔ ISO-standard manufacturing
- ✔ Vegan & Cruelty-Free
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between neutralization and color correction in PMU?
Neutralization uses a complementary color to counteract a visible unwanted undertone in the existing healed pigment — for example, orange counteracts blue-grey. Color correction is the broader process that may include neutralization as a first step, followed by applying a corrective or refinement color. The Brow Correction Set provides the balancing pigments used in this process.
When should I use Vivid Orange vs. Copper Brown for grey brows?
Vivid Orange is used when the brow has shifted to a clearly blue or blue-grey tone. Copper Brown is used when the brow has shifted to a cool grey or ashy tone without a strong blue cast — the warm copper-brown restores warmth without the intensity of orange. For strongly blue-shifted brows, Vivid Orange may be applied first, with Copper Brown or the target brow color considered after the result has healed.
Can these pigments be used as standalone brow colors or only for correction?
The Brow Correction Set is formulated for undertone balancing and correction purposes. Colors such as Copper Brown and Cafe Brown are also available as standalone Powder Hybrid brow pigments in the YDPMU Powder Hybrid Series.
How many correction sessions are typically needed?
The number of sessions depends on the severity of the tone shift, the depth of the existing pigment, and the client's tissue condition. A conservative approach — applying less pigment and assessing the healed result before proceeding — is generally preferable to over-applying in a single session. Session planning should be based on professional assessment of each individual case.
Is the Brow Correction Set part of the YDPMU Powder Hybrid Series?
Yes — all five shades use the same Powder Hybrid liquid pigment formula as the full YDPMU Powder Hybrid Brow Pigment range, and are formulated for compatibility with the same machines, techniques, and workflows.
Are these pigments EU REACH compliant?
Yes. The pigments included in this set are formulated to comply with applicable EU REACH restrictions. Compliance documentation is available through YDPMU customer service.

