YDPMU Inocream Inorganic Brow Pigment – 7 Mineral Cream Shades

YDPMU INOCREAM Inorganic Brow Pigment

YDPMU INOCREAM is a seven-shade inorganic mineral brow pigment system with a controlled viscous cream consistency. It is developed for trained permanent makeup artists working with professional microblading, manual hairstrokes, brow shading and color-correction procedures.

Quick Specifications

Why Artists Choose a Viscous Cream Pigment

A viscous cream pigment has more body and less immediate flow than a liquid pigment. This consistency can support controlled pigment pickup and placement during detailed brow work.

Consistency alone does not determine healed results. Needle or blade selection, implantation technique, skin characteristics, existing pigment, aftercare and individual healing response must also be considered.

• Controlled cream consistency for detailed brow work
• Six brow-color directions from soft to very deep
• Dedicated Bluekiller correction shade
• Selectable individual colors
• Designed for trained PMU professionals

Seven-Shade Color Guide

Digital shade previews are approximate. Final selection should be based on professional assessment, physical swatches, the client’s existing brow condition and the intended healed result.

How to Select an INOCREAM Shade

Do not select a pigment only by looking at the bottle or online color image. A trained artist should evaluate:

• Natural brow-hair depth
• Client undertone direction
• Existing healed pigment, if present
• Degree of warmth or coolness already visible
• Selected manual or machine technique
• Intended healed depth and definition
• Relevant treatment history and professional suitability

Bluekiller and Previously Healed Cool Brows

Bluekiller is the dedicated warm correction shade in the INOCREAM system. It may be considered when a trained professional identifies unwanted blue or gray characteristics in previously healed brow pigment.

It should not be treated as a universal solution for every old brow. The artist must first assess the existing pigment depth, visible undertone, saturation, skin condition and suitability for further implantation. Removal or another professional treatment pathway may be more appropriate in some cases.

Mixing Within the INOCREAM System

Where supported by current product documentation, shades within the same INOCREAM range may be blended to create intermediate brow directions. Record all shade names, ratios and relevant treatment details for repeatability.

Compatibility with pigments from another formula system should not be assumed. Do not mix INOCREAM with unrelated pigment ranges unless compatibility is confirmed by the relevant documentation.

Using YDPMU Thinner Dilution

The INOCREAM formula is intentionally viscous. If professional assessment and current product instructions support consistency adjustment, use only a compatible pigment thinner and add it gradually.

View YDPMU Thinner Dilution 12ml.

Inorganic, Hybrid or Organic Pigment?

These terms describe different pigment systems, but they do not replace shade assessment, technique selection or review of the exact product documentation. Texture, color direction and professional handling requirements should be evaluated separately.

Read the YDPMU guide to organic, inorganic and hybrid PMU pigments.

Professional Use and Result Expectations

Visible and healed results may vary according to shade selection, existing pigment, skin characteristics, technique, placement, aftercare and individual healing response.

No pigment should be promoted as guaranteeing that brows will never become gray, red, blue or otherwise change in appearance. Professional color assessment and appropriate technique remain essential.

This product is intended for trained permanent makeup professionals working within their permitted scope of practice and applicable local requirements.

Product documentation and market-specific testing information are available for eligible formulas upon request. Requirements should be confirmed for the exact shade and destination market.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is YDPMU INOCREAM an inorganic pigment?

Yes. INOCREAM is positioned as an inorganic mineral brow pigment system with a viscous cream consistency.

Is this range intended for brows, eyeliner and lips?

No. This seven-shade INOCREAM range is positioned specifically for professional eyebrow PMU and brow color-correction work.

Which techniques can be used with INOCREAM?

The cream consistency is primarily suited to controlled professional brow work, including microblading, manual hairstrokes and brow shading. Artists should confirm compatibility with their selected equipment and technique.

What is Bluekiller used for?

Bluekiller is a warm correction shade for professional assessment of previously healed brow pigment displaying blue or gray characteristics. It is not a universal correction for every old brow.

Can the seven shades be mixed?

Shades within the INOCREAM range may be mixed where supported by current product documentation. Record the shade names and mixing ratios, and do not assume compatibility with another formula range.

Does inorganic pigment guarantee that the healed color will never shift?

No. Healed appearance can be affected by pigment selection, existing pigment, skin characteristics, placement, technique, aftercare and changes over time.

Does one purchase include all seven shades?

No. Each purchase includes the shade selected on the product page. Add multiple shades separately when building a professional color set.

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