YDPMU NEO Organic Dark Lip Neutralization Kits – 8 & 10 Shades, 12ml

Professional Dark Lip Neutralization Kits for Trained PMU Artists

The YDPMU NEO Organic Dark Lip Neutralization Kits are professional liquid PMU pigment systems developed for trained artists working with visibly dark, cool or uneven lip tones.

Choose between two kit configurations according to your preferred professional color workflow:

• Original 10-Shade Mixing Set – 10 × 12ml: A comprehensive system containing corrective shades, a mixing modifier and finished lip tones for artists who prefer individualized undertone assessment and customized pigment mixing.
• No-Mix 8-Shade Neutralization Kit – 8 × 12ml: A streamlined selection of coordinated corrective and lip-color shades designed to support more direct shade selection and reduce the need for on-the-spot mixing.

Please select your preferred Kit Type before adding the product to your cart.

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Quick Product Summary

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Choose Your Kit

Important: “No-Mix” describes the kit’s streamlined shade-selection workflow. Professional assessment remains essential. Compatible shades may still be mixed when a trained artist determines that a customized formula is appropriate.

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Original 10-Shade Mixing Set

The Original 10-Shade Mixing Set is designed for artists who prefer a broader corrective system and customized pigment mixing. It contains five undertone correctors, one mixing modifier and four finished lip tones.

Undertone Correctors – 5 Shades

• Lemon Yellow
• Pale Orange
• Light Orange
• Milk Orange
• Orange Burst

Mixing Modifier – 1 Shade

• Soft White

Finished Lip Tones – 4 Shades

• Bordeaux
• Light Coral
• Grapefruit
• Blaze Red

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No-Mix 8-Shade Neutralization Kit

The No-Mix 8-Shade Neutralization Kit brings together eight coordinated warm corrective and lip-color directions. It is designed to help trained artists select a suitable shade more directly according to the client’s visible lip tone, undertone, tissue condition and desired result.

The kit includes 8 × 12ml YDPMU NEO Organic liquid PMU lip pigments:

• Pale Orange
• Light Orange
• Milk Orange
• Light Coral
• Orange Burst
• Lotus
• Pink Orange
• Grapefruit

The eight-shade selection supports a more streamlined workflow, but it is not a universal shade prescription. Final shade selection must still be based on professional assessment and the current product information.

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Why Are Different Neutralization Directions Needed?

Visible dark or uneven lip color does not present in one universal way. A client’s lips may appear brown, violet, blue-grey, cool, muted or unevenly distributed. Natural melanin, vascular color, tissue condition, previous PMU and lighting may also affect how the visible color is assessed.

A complementary-color relationship can help an artist identify a general corrective direction, but it cannot determine the exact bottle, mixing ratio, implanted saturation or session plan required for an individual client.

Professional dark-lip neutralization should therefore not be reduced to one fixed orange shade. Both kit configurations provide multiple color directions so trained artists can select a more appropriate approach for the visible starting condition and intended result.

The presence of multiple shades does not mean every client requires several colors. Select only the shade or controlled mixture supported by the artist’s assessment, training and current product information.

Bottle color and surface swatches are useful references, but they are not reliable previews of how a pigment will appear after implantation and healing in living lip tissue.

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Original 10-Shade Functional Guide

This functional guide is a general professional reference rather than a universal shade prescription. Final selection depends on the visible lip color, undertone, tissue condition, previous pigment, desired result, technique and healed-response assessment.

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Professional Workflow

1. Consult and screen: Complete a professional consultation, informed consent and appropriate health screening before treatment.
2. Assess: Review the visible lip color, dominant undertone, uneven zones, tissue condition, previous PMU and client goal without diagnosing the biological cause of the pigmentation.
3. Define the objective: Establish a conservative first-session goal and determine whether neutralization should precede the intended finished lip color.
4. Select: Choose the kit and shade direction that best fit the assessment instead of relying on a rigid one-color chart.
5. Document: Record baseline photographs, selected kit, exact shade names, any mixing ratio, lot information, amount used and relevant procedure details.
6. Perform: Apply according to professional training, current product information and applicable local requirements.
7. Allow healing: Do not judge the final result during immediate swelling, peeling or early color fluctuation.
8. Reassess: Evaluate the healed result before planning further neutralization, refinement or finished color.

For a more detailed explanation of assessment, color logic, healing and session planning, read the YDPMU Dark Lip Neutralization Guide.

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Professional Use and Safety

• For trained professional PMU practitioners only.
• Not intended for unsupervised consumer or at-home use.
• Do not perform the procedure over active lesions, inflammation, significant cracking or unexplained lip changes.
• Use an appropriate sterile, single-use cartridge and follow established infection-control procedures.
• Choose technique, cartridge configuration and working method according to the condition and response of the tissue.
• Do not attempt to compensate for unsuitable technique or compromised tissue by selecting a stronger pigment or performing repeated passes.
• Follow the current product label, supporting documentation and requirements applicable in the practitioner’s market.

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Who Are These Kits Designed For?

• Established PMU studios performing lip procedures regularly.
• Trained artists working with varied visible lip undertones and color depths.
• PMU academies using pigments for controlled demonstrations and professional training.
• Artists who prefer customized mixing and broader corrective flexibility.
• Artists who prefer a streamlined and more direct shade-selection workflow.

Dark-lip neutralization requires appropriate training, client screening, infection-control procedures and compliance with applicable local professional requirements.

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Healed Color and Result Variability

Freshly implanted pigment normally appears more saturated than the eventual healed result. Visible color may change during swelling, peeling and early healing before it settles.

Healed color, retention and the need for additional sessions can vary according to:

• Natural lip color and visible undertone
• Tissue condition and individual healing response
• Previous permanent makeup
• Pigment shade and any mixing ratio
• Implanted saturation and professional technique
• Equipment and cartridge selection
• Aftercare and lifestyle factors

No fixed healed color, retention period, session count or identical client result can be guaranteed. Further work should be planned only after the healed result has been professionally reassessed.

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About the YDPMU NEO Organic Series Name

“NEO Organic” is the YDPMU series designation for this professional liquid pigment range. It should not be interpreted as an independent agricultural, food-grade or third-party organic certification.

Product selection and use should be based on the current product label, supporting documentation available for the relevant formula and the requirements of the practitioner’s market.

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Product Specifications

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Product Documentation

Product documentation and market-specific testing information are available for eligible formulas upon request. Availability may vary by shade, formula and destination market.

Before purchase or professional use, practitioners and distributors should confirm that the selected shades and current supporting documents meet the requirements applicable in their market. Always follow the current product label and documentation supplied with the order.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the two kit options?

The Original 10-Shade Mixing Set provides a broader corrective system with a dedicated mixing modifier and is intended for artists who prefer customized pigment formulas. The No-Mix 8-Shade Neutralization Kit provides a streamlined selection of coordinated shades for a more direct shade-selection workflow with less on-the-spot mixing.

Which shades are included in the Original 10-Shade Mixing Set?

Lemon Yellow, Pale Orange, Light Orange, Milk Orange, Orange Burst, Soft White, Bordeaux, Light Coral, Grapefruit and Blaze Red.

Which shades are included in the No-Mix 8-Shade Neutralization Kit?

Pale Orange, Light Orange, Milk Orange, Light Coral, Orange Burst, Lotus, Pink Orange and Grapefruit.

Does “No-Mix” mean professional color assessment is unnecessary?

No. “No-Mix” refers to a more streamlined shade-selection workflow. The artist must still assess the visible lip tone, undertone, tissue condition, previous pigment and desired result before selecting a shade.

Can shades in the No-Mix Kit still be mixed?

Yes. The kit is designed to reduce the need for on-the-spot mixing, but a trained artist may still create a controlled mixture when professional assessment indicates that a customized formula is appropriate. Mix only compatible shades according to current product information.

Is either kit a universal one-session solution?

No. Session planning and healed results vary according to the client’s starting lip color, tissue condition, previous PMU, selected pigment, technique and individual healing response. The healed result should be assessed before further work is planned.

How should a shade be selected?

Shade selection should begin with the client’s visible lip color and consider the dominant undertone, uneven zones, tissue condition, previous pigment, desired healed intensity and whether neutralization should precede the intended finished color.

Does dark-lip neutralization bleach natural lip pigmentation?

No. PMU adds pigment and may change the visible color balance, but it does not remove melanin or treat the biological cause of natural lip pigmentation.

Can the bottle color predict the healed result?

No. Bottle color and surface swatches are starting references only. The healed appearance can vary according to the client’s natural lip tone, implanted saturation, technique and individual healing response.

How long will the healed color last?

Retention varies according to natural lip tone, tissue condition, pigment selection, saturation, technique, aftercare and individual healing response. No fixed retention period can be guaranteed.

Are these kits suitable for PMU academies?

They may suit professional academies requiring pigments for controlled demonstrations and training. Product use should remain under appropriate professional supervision and follow applicable local requirements.