NON-COMPLIANT pigment according to the new REACH 2022 regulations.

Use on human skin in Europe is prohibited.

Use is permitted only and exclusively for practice on synthetic skin and watercolor in Europe.

A professional corrector with an olive shade and a pronounced green component, developed to effectively neutralize eyebrows with pink, salmon, or red undertones. This technical Hanafy pigment was created for advanced chromatic correction procedures in permanent makeup, offering high neutralizing power and maximum versatility of use.

Its formulation can be used either as a base layer under the main pigment or on its own, depending on the level of neutralization needed. Thanks to its strong olive base, the corrector helps rebalance old altered tattoos and prepare a more stable and natural chromatic base before the final pigmentation.

This corrector was created as a technical complement to the Hanafy shade no. 2 Dark Blonde, already known for its olive base useful in covering reddish or pinkish eyebrows. For situations where more intense neutralization was required, Corrector no. 3 was developed, characterized by a more pronounced and effective olive-green shade.

In addition to eyebrows, the pigment is also suitable for eyelid work and as a corrector in areola pigments, helping to prevent overly orange results.

Technical features

• Shade: olive with intense green undertone
• Professional corrector for permanent makeup
• Neutralizes pink, salmon, and red eyebrows
• Usable on its own or as a corrective base
• Ideal for old altered or warm tattoos
• Suitable for use on the eyelids
• Compatible with areola pigments
• Helps prevent excessive orange tones
• High chromatic rebalancing capacity
• Stable and easily adjustable consistency
• Ideal for professional PMU neutralization techniques

Recommended use

The Olive Corrector Hanafy is recommended for PMU professionals specialized in color correction and advanced neutralization. It is particularly suitable for:

• neutralizing reddish or pinkish eyebrows;
• correcting old tattoos with warm undertones;
• creating a stable chromatic base before the final pigmentation;
• eyelid shading;
• rebalancing areola pigments that are too orange.

It can be used pure for intense neutralization or mixed with other Hanafy pigments to achieve more balanced, customized results based on the skin undertone and the saturation of the existing tattoo.