This is my client from this morning, a lady in her 80's. Image one was her healed result after 3 years using an inorganic. As you can see it's had a nice fade out, the warm pigment still remains which is to be expected with inorganics. Today I opted for Amiea Evo2 Hybrid Blonde for a more ashy heal. Working on very mature skin like this can for sure be challenging, but I used a Mag 7 which made the job a bit easier. How about you, do you accept ladies into their 80's? How do you find working on this skin type?

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One of the most common questions I get is, "What pigments do you use?" My go-to are generally hybrid pigments, which I love for their soft and natural fade over time. Warm tones are a must, as they prevent those fine, delicate strokes from turning too ashy. Though I have plenty of colors to choose from, I typically stick to a few key shades that suit most of my clients: a warm medium, warm dark, extra dark, and intense dark. For my blonde or redhead clients, I opt for lighter ORGANIC pigments as they hold up longer. Currently, I’m using the Amiea Evo 2 pigment range for my hybrid colors. AMIEA 10% DISCOUNT CODE: KimL10 https://shop.amiea.com/ I'm curious which brand of pigment are you working with at the moment? Kim

Hello fellow Beauty Professionals. I am in Northern Alabama. Excited to bring this amazing technique to my area!