YDPMU ProShade Areola Pigment Set – 5 or 8 Colors, 12ml

YDPMU ProShade Areola Pigment Set

The YDPMU ProShade Areola Pigment Set is a professional Powder Hybrid pigment collection developed for trained practitioners working in areola restoration, repigmentation and three-dimensional nipple-areola complex tattooing.

Choose between a 5-color core set or an expanded 8-color set. Every included pigment is supplied in a full-size 12ml bottle.

Quick answer: The 5-color set contains the core rose, coral, orange and brown shades. The 8-color set contains all five core shades plus White, Nude Ruby and Espresso Brown for a broader custom-mixing range.

Quick Product Summary

Choose Your ProShade Set

Important: Select the required set from the product options before adding the item to your cart. The 5-Color Set does not include White, Nude Ruby or Espresso Brown.

5-Color ProShade Set Contents

The 5-Color Set provides the core colors used to begin professional areola color assessment and custom mixing.

8-Color ProShade Set Contents

The 8-Color Set includes all five core shades and adds three colors for a wider lightening, red-brown and deep-brown mixing range.

5-Color Set vs 8-Color Set

Professional Color-Selection Guidance

Areola pigment selection should not be based on general skin tone, shade name or product photographs alone. Practitioners should assess factors including:

• The client’s existing areola color, where applicable
• The surrounding skin and visible undertone
• The planned base, edge, highlight and shadow relationship
• Previous tattooing or visible color changes
• Scar characteristics and tissue condition
• The practitioner’s technique and professional treatment plan

Fresh pigment appearance, bottle color and final healed appearance may differ. Healed outcomes vary according to the client, tissue characteristics, technique, pigment selection and aftercare.

Custom Mixing and Formula Records

The included ProShade colors may be combined within a trained practitioner’s professional color plan. Record the shade names, mixing ratios and treatment notes for every session so the formula can be evaluated and reproduced when appropriate.

Do not assume that one standard mixing ratio is suitable for every client. Make gradual adjustments based on visual assessment, professional training and the healed result from previous work.

Areola Pigments vs Skin Camouflage Pigments

The ProShade collection is designed around rose, coral, orange and brown color directions used in areola-specific work. It is not a replacement for a full skin camouflage shade system.

For broader skin-tone matching and scar camouflage color selection, view the YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigments – 20 Shades.

Who Is This Set For?

• Practitioners with specific training in areola restoration
• Medical tattoo and paramedical tattoo practitioners
• PMU professionals expanding into advanced restorative services
• Training academies providing supervised areola restoration education

These pigments do not replace procedure-specific training, anatomical education, infection-control training, client assessment or applicable licensing requirements.

Important Professional Information

• For appropriately trained professional use only.
• Read every product label and supplied instruction before use.
• Confirm the exact set selected before completing the order.
• Assess tissue condition and treatment suitability before selecting a procedure or pigment.
• Where treatment follows surgery or medical care, obtain any clearance required by the client’s healthcare provider and local professional protocol.
• Do not promise a fixed number of sessions or a guaranteed healed result.
• Follow applicable patch-testing, hygiene, licensing and infection-control requirements.
• Use sterile, single-use cartridges and disposable supplies where required.
• Do not use products after the expiry date printed on the packaging.
• Keep bottles securely closed and store them according to the individual product labels.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Documentation and Market Requirements

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

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the 5-Color Set?

The 5-Color Set includes five 12ml pigments: Coral Pink, Shade Rose, Soft Orange, Desert Rose and Earth Pro.

What is included in the 8-Color Set?

The 8-Color Set includes eight 12ml pigments: White, Coral Pink, Shade Rose, Nude Ruby, Desert Rose, Earth Pro, Soft Orange and Espresso Brown.

Which three colors are added to the 8-Color Set?

The expanded set adds White, Nude Ruby and Espresso Brown to the five core ProShade colors.

Is Espresso Brown a pigment thinner?

No. Espresso Brown is a deep brown pigment used to deepen compatible custom blends. It is not a dilution solution or pigment thinner.

Which set should I choose?

Choose the 5-Color Set if you require the core coral, rose, orange and brown palette. Choose the 8-Color Set if you also require a lightening modifier, an additional red-brown shade and a second deep-brown mixing option.

Can the colors be mixed?

Trained practitioners may combine compatible ProShade colors according to professional color assessment and the individual product instructions. Record all mixing ratios for future reference.

Does one shade match everyone with the same skin tone?

No. Areola color varies independently of general skin tone. Selection should consider the existing areola, surrounding skin, undertone, treatment history, tissue condition and the planned visual structure.

How many sessions are required?

There is no universal number of sessions. The treatment plan depends on tissue condition, treatment history, technique, pigment selection, healing response and professional reassessment.

Is specific training required?

Yes. Areola restoration requires procedure-specific training in color assessment, tissue evaluation, three-dimensional design, hygiene and client consultation. The pigment set does not replace professional education or licensing.