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11/01/2023
HYPERREALISM SET BY ANNA KUTSEVOLOVA
4 Pigments to Create Perfect Strokes
Sand
A warm, light blonde shade. It works well for Fitzpatrick skin types 1 and 2. It can be mixed with Clay to create a richer color. Ideal as the lightest tone when treating clients with alopecia.
Stone
A cool, light blonde shade. Perfect for Fitzpatrick skin type II. For a deeper, darker, and cooler tone, you can mix it with Soil.
Clay
A versatile, warm brown shade that suits Fitzpatrick skin types III and above. A rich brown pigment that works well on its own. It can also be used for adding depth when working with skin types I and II.
Soil
A neutral dark brown, ideal as a base color for Fitzpatrick skin types V and VI. A deep dark brown, the darkest shade in the palette. It can also be used as the darkest accent shade when working with alopecia or to add definition when combined with Clay.
Sand
A warm, light blonde shade. It works well for Fitzpatrick skin types 1 and 2. It can be mixed with Clay to create a richer color. Ideal as the lightest tone when treating clients with alopecia.
Stone
A cool, light blonde shade. Perfect for Fitzpatrick skin type II. For a deeper, darker, and cooler tone, you can mix it with Soil.
Clay
A versatile, warm brown shade that suits Fitzpatrick skin types III and above. A rich brown pigment that works well on its own. It can also be used for adding depth when working with skin types I and II.
Soil
A neutral dark brown, ideal as a base color for Fitzpatrick skin types V and VI. A deep dark brown, the darkest shade in the palette. It can also be used as the darkest accent shade when working with alopecia or to add definition when combined with Clay.
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