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Flesh tones should be applied to the desired area with a fine-tipped or lipstick type makeup brush and then go over the area with your needles. Wipe off pigment and inspect your work. Reapply flesh color with makeup brush and work over that area. Do NOT run your needles in the actual pigment or you may get too opaque of a result. Camouflage is a subtle achievement.

Pink Flesh	8949	Scar camouflage. Choose closest to skin tone. Test small area, wait 3 weeks.	Click here to add to cart
Pale Flesh	8950	Adjust sparingly, repeat as necessary. Wait 3-4 weeks between sessions.	Click here to add to cart
Yellow Flesh	8951	Choose for warm skin tones. Also, to make superb flesh tones mix Ginger with White until desired color is achieved.	Click here to add to cart
Hawaiian Flesh	9166	Rich dark balanced red/yellow flesh. Add white for lighter tints and mix with Areola or lipcolors as desired.	Click here to add to cart
Neutral Flesh	9167	Few people realize collagen is gray so we’ve toned “neutral flesh” with a hint of gray. You’ll reach for Neutal Flesh often to camouflage small areas.	Click here to add to cart

Also, for areola colors I use: Nude Lip Mix and Kiss Me!

Red Areola	8952	Dual formula red with iron oxide/organic balance and yellow to prevent from turning undesired “blue”. Wash with Créme or Chocolate Areola.	Click here to add to cart
Pink Areola	9247	Softest, youngest pink for youthful touch or highlights	Click here to add to cart
Creme Areola	8954	Pale pigment with yellow undertone and a “hint” of pink.	Click here to add to cart
Chocolate Areola	8953	This is a medium brown color with pink tones; may be used alone or color washed over with Cream Areola or Red Areola.	Click here to add to cart

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