No longer exclusive to just transplant doctors! These custom made pigments cannot be found anywhere else and are the only trusted pigment on the market today used by hair transplant doctors that also offer scalp micropigmentation. These pigments are now available to the general public. Pigment C: Caucasian, white, for blonde, brown, and red hair. Pigment M: Middle Eastern, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, Spanish Italian Greek, Pigment B: Black, African, Indian. The unique blend perfected by DermiMatch Hair Clinic is a combination of a fibrous structural protein called Keratin and specific organic pigments to give the natural look of actual hair stubble from distance as well as up-close. This new formula was designed to improve the technician’s and the customers’ experiences in the following ways: Darker Hair Density - Achieving darkness on scalps where the focus is on hair density (people with thinning hair) without it becoming too black, like a tattoo shading. You will be able to get very dark, without deviating away from the client's hair color with the new DermiMatch formula. Scar Staying Power - Scars are notorious for rejecting inks and pigments, but our new formula will stay in the scar areas as well as it does in regular skin, making it so there is no need to switch to a different type of pigment when dealing with scars. Fewer Sessions Needed - With the new tightly packed 60 micron particle formula, the color has the ability to stay more dense and rich immediately following the procedure and for the life of the pigment in the skin.
S**N
Love my new hairline!
At first I thought it was too dark, but after about 3 or 4 days it faded to the right color. After my first session a lot of people couldnt tell the difference between the hair or the pigment, even after I told them what I had done. My friend who did the treatment is a tattoo artist and said a lot of these company's are charging too much. I actually went to dermimatch's site and bought the pen for him to use.
S**K
I need a much larger bottle for that price too pricy
Too too small
A**R
expensive
It is expensive for such a small bottle.
P**X
Pigment well made
Particle size and color for caucasian is good. The letters designating color are easy to remember C for Caucasian M for Mexican B for Black. 60 microns is just big enough not to blur like smaller particle pigments (thinner liquids you don't have to shake before each use) but not too big to be pushed out by the skin like a splinter. This way it remains in the skin longer and doesn't spread so the edges are sharper. Garrett did a good job inventing this. It's a little expensive but a lifetime tattoo is worth it.
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