YDPMU Professional SMP Pigments – 7 Black, Modifier & Dilution Formulas (15ml)

YDPMU Professional SMP Pigment System – 7 Formulas, 15ml

Quick answer: The YDPMU Professional SMP Pigment System is a seven-formula range developed for trained scalp micropigmentation artists. It includes four black formulas with different relative intensity and handling profiles, two professional tone modifiers and one clear dilution formula.

The available options are Black Light, Black Medium, Black Pro, Black Mix, Orange Corrector, Brown Modifier and Mix Dilution. Each purchase includes one 15ml bottle in the selected formula.

The range supports professional intensity planning, gradual density building, tonal adjustment and assessment of selected fully healed SMP work. Formula selection, modifier use and any dilution decision must be based on the artist’s training, the selected product label, client assessment and a documented SMP workflow.

Professional-use notice: These products are intended for trained scalp micropigmentation professionals. They do not replace SMP training, client screening, infection-control procedures, healed-result assessment or locally applicable professional requirements.

Quick Product Specifications

Important intensity note: The numbers 30, 70 and 100 are relative intensity references within the YDPMU SMP range. They are not percentages of CI 77266 or a declaration of the total ingredient concentration inside the bottle.

Why the System Includes Seven Formulas

SMP pigment selection cannot be reduced to choosing the darkest available black. A professional plan may need to account for the client’s existing hair appearance, visible scalp characteristics, intended density direction, previous SMP, session stage and the appearance of the fully healed result.

The YDPMU range separates three different product functions:

• Black intensity selection: Black Light, Black Medium and Black Pro provide three relative intensity references.
• Alternative black handling profile: Black Mix contains glycerin and therefore has a different formulation and handling profile from Black Pro.
• Professional adjustment tools: Orange Corrector, Brown Modifier and Mix Dilution support selected tonal or intensity-adjustment workflows.

No formula independently determines implantation depth, healed dot size, fading direction or long-term retention. Those outcomes also depend on technique, equipment, cartridge selection, pigment quantity, client factors, aftercare and cumulative exposure over time.

Complete Seven-Formula Guide

Black Light, Black Medium and Black Pro

Black Light, Black Medium and Black Pro provide three relative intensity references within the YDPMU SMP range.

Black Light – Relative Intensity 30

Black Light is the lower relative-intensity black option in the range. It may be considered when a trained artist plans softer visible transitions, gradual density building or selected frontal-hairline workflows.

The 30 reference does not mean that the formula contains 30% CI 77266. It also does not determine the correct client, cartridge, machine setting or implantation approach.

Black Medium – Relative Intensity 70

Black Medium provides a middle relative-intensity reference between Black Light and Black Pro. It may support balanced intensity planning and progressive layering when selected through a professional SMP assessment.

Black Medium should not be presented as universally suitable for every client or every session stage. The artist should evaluate the planned visual direction and the fully healed result before increasing intensity.

Black Pro – Relative Intensity 100

Black Pro is the full relative-intensity reference within this YDPMU range. It may be used as a stronger black starting point or within a documented professional intensity-adjustment workflow.

The 100 reference is not an ingredient percentage. Black Pro does not independently guarantee darker healed dots, better retention, faster implantation or suitability for a particular skin tone.

Black Pro vs Black Mix

Black Pro and Black Mix are both black SMP formulas, but their confirmed ingredient lists are different.

Do not choose between the two formulas solely by artist experience level. Compare their visible intensity and handling within professional training, suitable practice materials and a documented SMP workflow.

Orange Corrector

Orange Corrector is a warm professional modifier intended for assessment of selected, fully healed SMP work that displays an unwanted cool, blue or gray visual direction.

A cool-looking healed result can have several causes, including the original pigment, previous mixing, technique, depth, dot expansion, fading, client characteristics and environmental exposure. Orange Corrector should therefore not be treated as an automatic solution for every blue or gray appearance.

Before planning a corrective workflow, the trained practitioner should:

• Confirm that the previous SMP is fully healed;
• Assess the visible color direction under neutral lighting;
• Review the previous procedure and pigment history where available;
• Assess dot size, density, migration and overall scalp condition;
• Determine whether the issue is appropriate for pigment modification or requires another professional option;
• Use a conservative, documented plan and review the healed response before further adjustment.

Orange Corrector does not guarantee complete neutralization, prevent future color change or make unsuitable previous work safe to cover.

Brown Modifier

Brown Modifier is a warm brown professional modifier for selected workflows where a softer or warmer visual direction is required.

It may be considered during professional tone planning, but it should not be selected solely because a client has brown hair or a warm visible undertone. Existing SMP, natural hair appearance, scalp characteristics and the intended healed direction must be assessed together.

Brown Modifier does not independently guarantee a natural follicle appearance or a permanent warm healed tone.

Mix Dilution

Mix Dilution is a clear formula intended for controlled intensity adjustment within compatible YDPMU SMP workflows.

It does not contain a visible black, orange or brown color direction and does not independently create an SMP result. It is not a pigment-removal solution, aftercare product or substitute for selecting an appropriate starting formula.

No universal dilution ratio is provided. Any adjustment should follow the selected product label, formula- or batch-specific documentation and the practitioner’s trained protocol.

Safe Formula-Adjustment Principles

• Do not use one universal mixing ratio for every client, formula or procedure stage.
• Use modifiers or dilution only within a trained and documented YDPMU SMP workflow.
• Review the selected bottle label and available batch documentation before use.
• Prepare a small, recorded test blend in a clean single-use pigment cup.
• Record the formula names, batch numbers and ratio used.
• Do not return dispensed or mixed pigment to the original bottle.
• Do not mix these formulas with pigments from other brands.
• Evaluate the fully healed result before increasing intensity or planning additional correction.

Professional SMP Applications

The range may support trained professional planning for:

• Soft or defined hairline workflows;
• Gradual scalp-density illusion;
• Crown and thinning-area density planning;
• Shaved-head follicle-replication workflows;
• Progressive intensity building across professionally planned sessions;
• Selected scar-area SMP after appropriate assessment;
• Evaluation of selected fully healed cool-toned previous SMP;
• Professional tone and intensity adjustment.

The pigments do not create hair growth, treat hair loss or correct a medical scalp condition. Client suitability must be determined within the practitioner’s professional scope and local requirements.

How to Select a Formula

1. Identify the workflow: Determine whether the artist is planning a new SMP procedure, progressive density work, touch-up assessment or evaluation of previous healed color.
2. Assess the starting appearance: Review natural hair appearance, visible scalp characteristics, previous SMP and the intended visual direction.
3. Select the black intensity reference: Compare Black Light, Black Medium, Black Pro and Black Mix according to the trained workflow rather than selecting the darkest option automatically.
4. Use adjustment products only when necessary: Orange Corrector, Brown Modifier and Mix Dilution should be used only when the assessment supports their function.
5. Document the setup: Record the selected formula, batch number, equipment, cartridge, working settings and any adjustment ratio.
6. Review the healed result: Do not plan additional intensity or correction from the immediate post-procedure appearance alone.

Ingredients and Documentation

Confirmed Black Pro ingredients: Distilled Water, Propylene Glycol, Hamamelis Virginiana Leaf Extract, CI 77266.

Confirmed Black Mix ingredients: Distilled Water, Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, Hamamelis Virginiana Leaf Extract, CI 77266.

Formula variation notice: Ingredient composition and CI color indexes vary according to the selected formula. Review the exact bottle label and formula- or batch-specific documentation supplied for the selected product.

Product documentation, sterilization information and formula- or batch-specific testing records are available upon request. Document availability for one formula or batch should not be interpreted as a universal claim covering every product option.

Preparation, Storage and Handling

• Check the product name, batch number, expiry date and bottle condition before use.
• Shake vigorously for 30 seconds before dispensing.
• Dispense into a clean, single-use pigment cup.
• Do not allow the bottle tip to contact contaminated surfaces.
• Close the bottle tightly after dispensing.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Use within 12 months of opening and within the printed expiry date.
• Do not use a damaged, leaking, expired or improperly stored bottle.
• Do not return dispensed pigment to the original bottle.
• Follow applicable infection-control and pigment-disposal requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will These SMP Pigments Turn Blue or Green?

No responsible pigment description can guarantee that a healed SMP result will never display an unwanted color direction. The visible result and subsequent fading can be influenced by the selected formula, previous pigment, technique, implantation, dot size, client characteristics, sun exposure, aftercare and time.

The appropriate approach is to select conservatively, document the complete setup and assess the fully healed result before adding density or planning correction.

What Do the 30, 70 and 100 References Mean?

They are relative black-intensity references within the YDPMU SMP system. They are not percentages of CI 77266 and do not represent implantation depth, retention or the amount of color that will remain after healing.

What Is the Difference Between Black Pro and Black Mix?

Black Pro is the full relative-intensity black reference in this range. Black Mix is a separate neutral black formula containing glycerin, giving it a different formulation and handling profile. Neither formula is automatically correct for a particular artist, client or session.

Which Formula Is Best for Beginners?

No pigment formula makes an SMP procedure automatically suitable or safe for a beginner. Formula selection, equipment control, dot placement, infection control and client assessment require appropriate professional SMP training and supervised practice.

Can Black Pro and Black Mix Be Combined?

No universal combination or ratio is provided on this page. Use formula combinations only when permitted by the relevant YDPMU product documentation and the practitioner’s trained protocol. Record every formula, batch number and ratio used.

Can Mix Dilution Be Added to Every Black Formula?

Compatibility should be confirmed using the selected formula label and corresponding product documentation. Do not assume one dilution ratio is appropriate for every black formula or treatment plan.

When Should Orange Corrector Be Considered?

Orange Corrector may be considered by a trained practitioner when selected, fully healed previous SMP displays an unwanted cool, blue or gray visual direction. The practitioner must first assess the cause, dot condition, previous work and whether pigment modification is appropriate.

Can Orange Corrector Be Used on Fresh SMP?

It should not be selected automatically from the immediate post-procedure appearance. Corrective planning should be based on appropriate healed-result assessment and the practitioner’s professional protocol.

Is Brown Modifier a Standalone SMP Color?

Brown Modifier is positioned as a professional tone-adjustment formula. Its use should be based on the selected workflow, product documentation and a recorded adjustment plan rather than treated as a universal standalone SMP color.

Are These Pigments Suitable for All Skin Tones?

No formula should be described as automatically suitable for every client. The trained practitioner must assess the client’s visible scalp characteristics, natural hair appearance, previous SMP, intended visual direction and locally applicable requirements.

Can These Pigments Be Used for Brows, Eyeliner or Lips?

No. This range is positioned specifically for professional scalp micropigmentation workflows. Select a dedicated YDPMU brow, eyeliner or lip pigment range for other PMU treatment areas.

How Many Bottles Are Included?

Each purchase includes one 15ml bottle in the formula selected from the product options. This product page is not a seven-bottle set unless a separate bundle option explicitly states otherwise.

What Is the Shelf Life?

The unopened shelf life is three years from the manufacturing date. After opening, use the product within 12 months and before the printed expiry date, subject to correct storage and handling.

What Product Documents Are Available?

YDPMU can provide relevant formula- or batch-specific product documentation and testing information upon request. Contact YDPMU with the selected product name and batch details so the appropriate documents can be identified.

Related YDPMU SMP Equipment

• YDPMU Artis Adjustable-Stroke SMP Machine
• YDPMU Artis SMP Machine and Pigment Kit

Professional-use notice: These products are intended for trained scalp micropigmentation professionals. Follow the selected bottle label, formula- and batch-specific documentation, professional training, client-screening requirements, infection-control procedures and locally applicable regulations.