YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment - SK-14

YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment SK-14 — Medium Brown, Warm is a warm medium brown for medium brown skin tones (Fitzpatrick V). One of the most important shades in the SK system for serving diverse global clientele. SKU: CTPM-YD-SK14. 6ml.

<Medium Brown, Warm — Fitzpatrick V>
Warm undertones match medium brown skin tones with natural warmth—one of the most important shades for serving diverse global clientele.

<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-14 IN THE SKIN CAMOUFLAGE SPECTRUM:

• SK-13 — Light Brown, Warm Neutral
• SK-14 (This shade) ← Medium Brown, Warm — core medium brown shade
• SK-15 — Medium-Deep Brown, Rich Warm
• SK-16 — Deep Brown, Rich Neutral-Warm

BEST FOR:

• Medium brown skin (Fitzpatrick V)
• Warm undertones
• Scar camouflage, vitiligo correction, and skin imperfection coverage

SPECIFICATIONS:

• SKU: CTPM-YD-SK14
• Volume: 6ml
• Formula: Medical-grade skin camouflage pigment
• Certification: REACH compliant
• Fitzpatrick: V

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SK-14 and SK-15?

SK-14 — Medium Brown, Warm. Standard medium brown—best for clearly medium brown skin. SK-15 — Medium-Deep Brown, Rich Warm. Deeper and richer—best for medium-deep brown skin. For clients between the two: mix SK-14 + SK-15 in varying ratios for a precise intermediate match.

Can SK-14 be mixed with other shades?

Yes — SK-14 is fully mixable with all other shades: mix SK-14 + SK-13 for a lighter light brown. Mix SK-14 + SK-15 for a deeper medium-deep brown. Mix SK-14 + SK-12 for a lighter deep tan. SK-14's warm character makes it a versatile mixing base for medium brown formulas.

What skin conditions can be treated with SK-14?

SK-14 is suitable for: surgical scars on medium brown skin, vitiligo patches on medium brown complexions, stretch marks on medium brown skin, hypopigmented areas on warm medium brown complexions, and post-procedure skin discoloration on medium brown skin. Vitiligo on medium brown skin creates high contrast—precise color matching is especially important for natural-looking results.

How do I handle hyperpigmented areas (darker than surrounding skin) with SK-14?

Skin camouflage tattooing works by depositing pigment to match lighter areas—it cannot lighten hyperpigmented (darker) areas. For clients with hyperpigmentation darker than their surrounding skin: skin camouflage is not the appropriate treatment. Refer these clients to a dermatologist for hyperpigmentation treatments (chemical peels, laser, topical treatments). Skin camouflage is specifically for hypopigmented areas (lighter than surrounding skin) such as scars, vitiligo, and stretch marks.

Is SK-14 suitable for camouflaging keloid scars?

Keloid scars present unique challenges for skin camouflage: keloids are raised, thickened scar tissue that may continue to grow. Tattooing on active or unstable keloids is not recommended—it can stimulate further keloid growth. For stable, non-growing keloids: camouflage tattooing may be possible but results are less predictable due to the different texture and pigment absorption of keloid tissue. Always obtain medical clearance from a dermatologist before treating keloid scars, and set very realistic expectations with the client.