YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigments – 20 Shades, 12ml

YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigments – Select from 20 SK Shades

The YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment range includes 20 coordinated SK shades for trained practitioners performing professional cosmetic camouflage work.

This product page is designed for individual shade selection and restocking. Choose SK-01–SK-20 from the product options before adding the item to your cart. Each purchase includes one 12ml bottle in the selected shade, not the complete 20-shade set.

The range provides lighter-to-deeper shade directions so practitioners can compare neighboring colors and build a more structured shade-selection workflow. Final selection must be based on in-person assessment, the condition of the intended area, current product information and professional judgment.

Professional use only: Intended for trained practitioners working within their qualifications, insurance coverage and applicable local requirements.

Quick Specifications

Choose the Correct SK Shade

Select the required shade code from the product options before checkout:

• SK-01–SK-20 are available as individual 12ml bottles.
• The shade code selected on this page determines which bottle will be supplied.
• This listing does not include all 20 bottles unless a complete set is explicitly shown as the selected purchasing option.
• A Skin Reader, Digital Scale, PMU machine and needle cartridges are not included with an individual bottle.

Check the selected shade code carefully before placing the order, especially when purchasing a replacement shade for an existing studio system.

A Coordinated 20-Shade System

Skin tone should not be selected from a single photograph, general skin category or Fitzpatrick type alone. Visible depth, undertone, surrounding skin, lighting and the characteristics of the intended area can all affect professional shade assessment.

The YDPMU SK range helps practitioners:

• Compare lighter, medium and deeper shade directions.
• Review neighboring SK shades before making a final selection.
• Evaluate visible depth separately from undertone direction.
• Restock frequently used shades without replacing the complete set.
• Record shade codes, permitted ratios, batch details and assessment conditions.

The numbering sequence is intended to organize the range. It should not be treated as an automatic client-matching chart.

Professional Shade-Selection Workflow

A structured assessment may include the following steps:

1. Assess the intended area: Confirm that the client and area are suitable for cosmetic camouflage work.
2. Use controlled lighting: Evaluate the surrounding skin under suitable, consistent lighting.
3. Review visible depth: Determine the approximate lighter-to-deeper direction.
4. Assess undertone: Consider whether the visible direction appears warmer, cooler, neutral or olive.
5. Compare neighboring shades: Do not rely on one shade code without visual comparison.
6. Follow a test protocol: Use the practitioner’s established suitability and color-evaluation procedure.
7. Record the selection: Document the shade code, any permitted ratio, batch and assessment conditions.
8. Evaluate the healed appearance: Follow the appropriate evaluation period before deciding whether further work is suitable.

For a more detailed explanation, read the YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment Matching Guide.

Fitzpatrick Type and Pigment Selection

The Fitzpatrick classification describes how skin responds to ultraviolet exposure. It is not a direct pigment shade chart and should not be used as the only basis for selecting an SK shade.

Two clients with the same Fitzpatrick type may have different visible depths and undertones. Final shade selection should therefore include in-person assessment, comparison with neighboring SK shades and the practitioner’s professional testing protocol.

Comparing and Mixing SK Shades

A single shade may not be the appropriate starting direction for every client. Practitioners should compare neighboring shades and follow the current product instructions.

Where shade mixing is permitted by the applicable product instructions:

• Use controlled, measurable quantities.
• Record every shade code and ratio used.
• Record the batch information for each pigment.
• Avoid estimating ratios only by eye.
• Retain the formula record for future comparison.

Do not assume that every pigment product, formula or range is compatible. Compatibility should be confirmed through the current instructions applying to the specific products being used.

Professional Cosmetic Camouflage Applications

Depending on practitioner training, local regulations, client assessment and the condition of the intended area, skin-tone pigments may be considered for cosmetic appearance work involving:

• Suitable, fully healed scar areas with a visible color difference.
• Suitable, stable areas affected by loss of natural pigmentation.
• Fully healed stretch marks where cosmetic color blending is considered appropriate.
• Areola and restorative cosmetic tattoo artistry performed by appropriately trained practitioners.
• Other suitable areas requiring professional cosmetic pigment balancing.

Important: Cosmetic camouflage changes visible appearance only. It does not diagnose or treat an underlying medical condition, restore melanin production, remove a scar or change scar structure.

Areas Requiring Additional Caution

A pigment shade being available does not mean that every client or intended area is suitable for a procedure.

Do not use on:

• Active irritation, inflammation or infection.
• Open wounds or incompletely healed tissue.
• Unstable or actively changing areas.
• Areas that have not completed the required healing period after surgery, injury, laser or another procedure.
• Any client or area outside the practitioner’s training, insurance coverage or local scope of practice.

When suitability is uncertain, the client should obtain advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before a cosmetic procedure is considered.

Individual Shade or Complete System?

View the YDPMU Skin Camouflage Kit – 20 Pigments + Skin Reader if you require the complete pigment range with the shade-selection tool.

For a broader machine-based setup, view the YDPMU Professional Skin Camouflage Practitioner Kit.

Who This Product Is Designed For

• Trained skin camouflage and corrective pigmentation practitioners.
• PMU professionals restocking individual SK shades.
• Studios expanding an existing YDPMU SK pigment range.
• Training academies requiring individual replacement shades.
• Practitioners using a documented shade-selection and formula-recording workflow.

This product is not a substitute for professional skin camouflage training.

Product Documentation and Destination Requirements

Documentation should be confirmed for the exact shade, formula, batch and destination market. Information applying to one product or batch should not automatically be assumed to apply to every SK shade.

Before ordering, practitioners and distributors should confirm:

• The exact selected SK shade.
• The current ingredient and CI information shown on the applicable product label.
• The documentation available for the relevant product and batch.
• The requirements of the destination country or region.
• Any professional-use restrictions that apply locally.

Contact YDPMU before purchase if product-specific documentation is required for your market.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page include all 20 pigment bottles?

No. This page allows you to select from 20 SK shades, but each purchase includes one 12ml bottle in the selected shade. Choose the complete pigment kit if you require all 20 colors.

How do I select the correct shade?

Assess visible depth, undertone, surrounding skin, lighting and the characteristics of the intended area. Compare neighboring SK shades and follow an appropriate professional testing protocol. Do not select a shade based only on a photograph, shade number or Fitzpatrick type.

Can the Fitzpatrick classification determine the correct SK shade?

No. Fitzpatrick type describes the skin’s response to ultraviolet exposure. It does not directly determine pigment color. Clients within the same Fitzpatrick category may have different visible depths and undertones.

Can SK pigments be mixed?

Where mixing is permitted by the current product instructions, use controlled quantities and record the exact shade codes, ratios and batch information. Do not assume compatibility with another pigment range or formula.

Can I mix SK pigments with YDPMU brow or lip pigments?

Do not assume that pigments developed for different ranges or intended applications are compatible. Follow the current product instructions or contact YDPMU for product-specific guidance before combining different formulas.

Does this product include a Skin Reader?

No. The individual 12ml pigment option does not include a Skin Reader. The Skin Reader is available through separate purchasing options and selected skin camouflage kits.

Can these pigments treat vitiligo or repair scars?

No. Pigments do not treat vitiligo, restore melanin, repair scar tissue or address an underlying medical condition. They are intended for professional cosmetic appearance work on areas assessed as suitable, stable and fully healed.

Is every scar or area suitable for cosmetic camouflage?

No. Client suitability, tissue condition, previous procedures, healing status and local scope-of-practice requirements must be assessed by a trained practitioner. Active, unstable or incompletely healed areas should not be treated.

Can I reorder only one SK shade?

Yes. Select the required SK-01–SK-20 shade on this page and confirm the selected option before checkout.

Are healed results guaranteed to match the surrounding skin exactly?

No. Healed appearance can be influenced by the intended area, tissue characteristics, pigment selection, technique, implantation, aftercare and individual response. An exact or invisible healed match cannot be guaranteed.

Important Professional Notice

Final shade selection, client suitability, pigment preparation, procedure planning and follow-up remain the responsibility of the trained practitioner.

Always follow the current product label, supplied instructions, professional hygiene procedures and the legal requirements of the country or region where the product will be used.