YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment - SK-10

YDPMU Skin Camouflage Pigment SK-10 — Medium-Tan Beige is a warm golden beige for medium to medium-tan skin tones (Fitzpatrick III–IV). Bridges the gap between medium and tan skin tones with warm golden undertones. SKU: CTPM-YD-SK10. 6ml.

<Medium-Tan Beige — Fitzpatrick III–IV>
Warm golden undertones match medium to medium-tan skin tones with golden warmth—bridges the gap between medium and tan complexions.

<Medical-Grade Formula — REACH Certified>
EU-tested compliance, free from heavy metals and irritants. Safe for all skin types including post-surgical and sensitive skin.

<20-Shade System — Mixable for Precision Matching>
Part of the complete 20-shade SK system—mix adjacent shades for precise, custom skin tone matching.

SK-10 IN THE SKIN CAMOUFLAGE SPECTRUM:

• SK-09 — Medium Beige
• SK-10 (This shade) ← Medium-Tan Beige — bridges medium and tan tones
• SK-11 — Tan Beige
• SK-12 — Deep Tan

BEST FOR:

• Medium to medium-tan skin with warm golden undertones (Fitzpatrick III–IV)
• Scar camouflage, vitiligo correction, and skin imperfection coverage
• Clients with warm golden medium-tan complexions

SPECIFICATIONS:

• SKU: CTPM-YD-SK10
• Volume: 6ml
• Formula: Medical-grade skin camouflage pigment
• Certification: REACH compliant
• Fitzpatrick: III–IV

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SK-10 and SK-09 for medium-toned clients?

SK-09 — Medium Beige. More balanced neutral-warm—best for medium skin without strong golden bias. SK-10 — Medium-Tan Beige. Slightly deeper and more golden—best for medium to medium-tan skin with warm golden undertones. For clients between the two: mix SK-09 + SK-10 in varying ratios for a precise intermediate match. SK-10 is the better choice when the client's skin has a distinctly golden, warm quality that SK-09 doesn't fully capture.

Can SK-10 be mixed with other shades?

Yes — SK-10 is fully mixable with all other shades: mix SK-10 + SK-09 for a lighter medium beige. Mix SK-10 + SK-11 for a deeper tan beige. Mix SK-10 + SK-08 for a lighter medium-warm beige. SK-10's warm golden character makes it an excellent mixing partner for adding golden warmth to any medium formula.

What skin conditions can be treated with SK-10?

SK-10 is suitable for: surgical scars on medium-tan warm skin, vitiligo patches on golden medium-tan complexions, stretch marks on medium-tan skin, hypopigmented areas on warm medium-tan complexions, and post-procedure skin discoloration on medium-tan skin. The warm golden character is particularly effective for clients whose scars appear lighter and cooler than their surrounding warm-toned medium-tan skin.

Is SK-10 suitable for clients with South Asian or Southeast Asian skin tones?

SK-10 can be suitable for some South Asian and Southeast Asian skin tones, but these skin tones are highly diverse in depth and undertone. For South Asian clients: assess the specific depth and undertone carefully—SK-09 to SK-12 covers the most common South Asian skin tone range. For Southeast Asian clients: SK-08 to SK-11 covers the most common range. Always use the Skin Reader tool and test the shade on the client's skin before proceeding—never assume a shade based on ethnicity alone.

How do I document SK-10 mixing ratios for consistent results?

Precise documentation is essential: record the exact percentage of each shade used (e.g., 60% SK-10 + 40% SK-09). Photograph the mixed shade on a white card alongside the client's skin in natural lighting. Note the lighting conditions. Store in the client's file for all future sessions. Use the same ratios and lighting at every touch-up. Consistent documentation is the most important factor for achieving matching results across multiple sessions and touch-ups.