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YDPMU POWDER Hybrid White Mixing Pigment – Lips & Areola, 12ml
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YDPMU POWDER Hybrid White Mixing Pigment – Lips & Areola, 12ml
YDPMU White is a neutral POWDER Hybrid liquid pigment developed for professional toning and compatible color mixing. It may be used by trained practitioners to lighten compatible colors or adjust opacity within an individually planned lip or applicable areola pigment formula.
Purchase note: Each purchase includes one 12ml bottle of White. This is an individual professional mixing shade, not a complete pigment set or a finished standalone lip color.
Quick Product Summary
| Shade | White |
| SKU | CTPM-P-002 |
| Color Classification | Neutral white |
| Professional Role | Toning, lightening and opacity adjustment within compatible mixtures |
| Formula | POWDER Hybrid liquid pigment with organic and inorganic color components |
| Volume | 12ml |
| Procedure Categories | Compatible professional lip and applicable areola color formulas |
| Intended User | Trained PMU professionals and appropriately qualified practitioners |
What Is White Mixing Pigment Used For?
White is intended primarily as a professional mixing and toning component. Within a compatible formula, it may help:
- Lighten the visible direction of a compatible pigment color
- Reduce the visual depth or intensity of a planned mixture
- Increase opacity within a professionally selected formula
- Create softer transition colors for compatible lip pigment plans
- Support individually planned areola color formulas when professionally appropriate
The amount of White used can influence color direction, opacity, concentration, handling and healed appearance. It should be selected according to the base pigment, treatment area, client assessment and intended result.
Not a Standalone Target Color
White is not positioned as a standard standalone lip color. It should not automatically be implanted by itself or used as a universal base layer beneath another pigment.
Adding White does not guarantee that a color will heal as a particular pastel, nude or lighter shade. The natural tissue color, selected pigments, mixture ratio, technique, implantation and healing response all influence the final appearance.
Not a Dark-Lip Neutralizer
White should not be treated as a universal solution for dark, cool, purple, blue-grey or melanin-rich lips. Adding white pigment does not replace professional undertone assessment or a dedicated warm-neutralization plan.
Some suitable dark-lip cases may require a separate warm-neutralization stage using professionally selected warm shades. Very dark, highly saturated or previously treated lips may require a staged approach, and no specific healed result can be guaranteed.
Does White Lighten Existing PMU?
White pigment does not remove previously implanted pigment. It should not be marketed as a method for erasing or reliably lightening healed PMU that appears too dark or overly saturated.
Before adding any pigment over previous work, the practitioner must assess:
- Whether the previous PMU is fully healed
- Existing pigment density and saturation
- The dominant visible undertone
- Whether pigment migration is present
- Skin and tissue condition
- Previous treatment, correction or removal history
- Whether adding more pigment is professionally appropriate
Dense, migrated, excessively dark, scarred or unsuitable previous pigmentation may require a different professional approach before further pigment is considered.
Compatible Mixing Only
Mix White only with compatible YDPMU POWDER Hybrid pigments intended for the same professional procedure category and follow the applicable product instructions.
- Do not assume White can be mixed with every POWDER shade.
- Do not assume compatibility with NANO, NEO or unrelated pigment systems.
- Do not add water or an unapproved thinning product.
- Do not use one fixed White percentage for every formula or client.
- Record the exact shade names, batch information and mixing ratios.
- Assess the fully healed result before changing the formula for a future procedure.
When one existing pigment shade already matches the treatment plan, adding White is not required.
No Universal Mixing Ratio
There is no standard White percentage suitable for every color or client. The required amount depends on:
- The selected compatible base shade
- The starting color and opacity of the formula
- The natural lip or tissue base
- The intended color direction and visual depth
- The professional procedure plan
- The expected healed appearance
Digital or practice swatches can assist with color planning but cannot predict the exact healed result on an individual client.
Professional Lip and Areola Planning
For lip procedures, White may be considered as a compatible mixing component when a planned formula requires controlled lightening or opacity adjustment.
For areola pigmentation, the formula must be selected individually according to the existing tissue color, surrounding skin, treatment history and intended visual result. Areola procedures—particularly following surgery—may require additional qualifications, medical clearance or local authorization.
Healed Color and Retention
Freshly mixed or implanted color is not the final healed result. White can alter the way another shade appears, but final tone, opacity, fading and retention vary according to:
- The selected pigments and mixing ratio
- The natural tissue base
- Previous pigmentation
- Procedure area and technique
- Implantation and saturation
- Equipment and needle configuration
- Aftercare and lifestyle
- Individual healing response
No exact healed shade, lightening effect, opacity level or retention period can be guaranteed.
Ingredients and Documentation
The confirmed liquid base includes Aqua, Glycerin and Propylene Glycol. Refer to the bottle label and corresponding product documentation for the complete ingredient and shade-specific CI color declaration.
Product-specific documentation and market-specific testing information are available for eligible formulas upon request. Confirm the exact shade, batch, intended use and destination market when requesting documentation.
Handling and Storage
- Shake thoroughly before each use.
- Follow the bottle label for storage, opening-period and expiry information.
- Keep the bottle securely closed when not in use.
- Protect the pigment from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
- Prevent cross-contamination during dispensing.
- Do not use the product if its seal, packaging or condition appears compromised.
Related YDPMU POWDER Options
- POWDER Hybrid Lip Pigments – 15 Selectable Shades, 12ml — compare compatible professional lip colors.
- POWDER Hybrid Lip Pigments – 10 Nude Shades, 6ml — explore the nude-focused collection.
- POWDER Hybrid PMU System – 33 Pigment Shades + Dilution — view the broader selectable pigment system.
- POWDER Hybrid Liquid PMU Pigment Collection — browse the complete series.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is YDPMU White used for?
White is a professional toning and mixing pigment used to lighten compatible colors or adjust opacity within a planned formula.
Can White be used as a finished standalone lip color?
White is not positioned as a standard standalone target lip color. Its primary role is controlled mixing and toning within compatible professional formulas.
Can White be used as a lip base layer?
Do not assume that White should be implanted as a universal base layer. Its use must be determined from the client assessment, compatible formula and applicable product instructions.
Is White a dark-lip neutralizer?
No. White does not replace warm undertone correction and should not be presented as a universal solution for dark or melanin-rich lips.
Can White remove or lighten old PMU?
White does not remove previously implanted pigment and should not be marketed as a reliable removal or lightening treatment for overly dark healed PMU.
Can White be mixed with NANO or NEO pigments?
Do not assume cross-system compatibility. Mix only with confirmed compatible pigments intended for the same procedure category and follow the applicable product information.
How much White should be added to another pigment?
No universal percentage applies. The amount must be determined by the trained practitioner according to the base shade, treatment area, client assessment and intended color direction.
Will adding White guarantee a lighter healed color?
No. The healed result depends on the complete formula, natural tissue base, technique, implantation and individual healing response.
What is included?
One 12ml bottle of YDPMU POWDER Hybrid White Mixing Pigment, SKU CTPM-P-002.
Important Professional Notice
For trained professionals only. Follow the product label, applicable local requirements, hygiene protocols, client-screening procedures and your established professional practice.
REACH Compliant
Vegan Origin
Cruelty-Free
Seamlessly Mixable

