YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment - SK-13

YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment SK-13 — Light Brown, Warm Neutral is a warm neutral light brown for light to medium brown skin tones (Fitzpatrick V). Bridges the gap between deep tan and medium brown skin tones. SKU: CTPM-YD-SK13. 6ml.

<Light Brown, Warm Neutral — Fitzpatrick V>
Warm neutral undertones match light to medium brown skin tones—bridges the gap between deep tan and medium brown complexions.

<Medical-Grade Formula — REACH Certified>
EU-tested compliance, free from heavy metals and irritants. Safe for all skin types including post-surgical and sensitive skin.

<20-Shade System — Mixable for Precision Matching>
Part of the complete 20-shade SK system—mix adjacent shades for precise, custom skin tone matching.

SK-13 IN THE SKIN CAMOUFLAGE SPECTRUM:

• SK-12 — Deep Tan, Warm Caramel
• SK-13 (This shade) ← Light Brown, Warm Neutral — bridges tan and brown
• SK-14 — Medium Brown, Warm
• SK-15 — Medium-Deep Brown, Rich Warm

BEST FOR:

• Light to medium brown skin (Fitzpatrick V)
• Warm neutral undertones
• Scar camouflage, vitiligo correction, and skin imperfection coverage

SPECIFICATIONS:

• SKU: CTPM-YD-SK13
• Volume: 6ml
• Formula: Medical-grade skin camouflage pigment
• Certification: REACH compliant
• Fitzpatrick: V

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SK-13 and SK-14?

SK-13 — Light Brown, Warm Neutral. Lighter—best for light to medium brown skin. SK-14 — Medium Brown, Warm. Deeper—best for clearly medium brown skin. For clients between the two: mix SK-13 + SK-14 in varying ratios for a precise intermediate match.

Can SK-13 be mixed with other shades?

Yes — SK-13 is fully mixable with all other shades: mix SK-13 + SK-12 for a lighter deep tan. Mix SK-13 + SK-14 for a deeper medium brown. Mix SK-13 + SK-11 for a lighter tan beige. SK-13's warm neutral character makes it a versatile mixing base for light brown formulas.

What skin conditions can be treated with SK-13?

SK-13 is suitable for: surgical scars on light brown skin, vitiligo patches on light brown complexions, stretch marks on light brown skin, hypopigmented areas on warm neutral light brown complexions, and post-procedure skin discoloration on light brown skin. The warm neutral character covers a wide range of camouflage applications on Fitzpatrick V clients.

Is SK-13 suitable for clients with West African or Caribbean skin tones in the light brown range?

SK-13 can be suitable for some West African and Caribbean clients in the light brown range, but these skin tones are highly diverse in undertone. Always use the Skin Reader tool and test the shade on the client's specific skin. The warm neutral character of SK-13 works well for many clients in the Fitzpatrick V range, but mixing with adjacent shades may be needed for precise undertone matching on individual clients.

How do I ensure the camouflage blends seamlessly at the edges with SK-13?

Seamless edge blending is critical for natural-looking camouflage results: feather the pigment at the edges of the treatment area—gradually reducing density as you approach the border with untreated skin. Use a lighter hand and fewer passes at the edges. After healing, assess the edge blending and refine in subsequent sessions if needed. For larger treatment areas: work in sections and blend the edges between sections carefully. The goal is a gradual, imperceptible transition from treated to untreated skin—not a sharp, visible border.