The pigments used in Hair Simulation are specially formulated and differ significantly from conventional tattoo inks. These organic, chemical-free pigments are designed to be skin-safe and hypoallergenic. During the procedure, the pigment shade is selected carefully to match the client’s natural skin tone and hair color.
Main Properties of Hair Simulation Pigments
Hair Simulation pigments are organic and plant-based, containing no synthetic or carcinogenic substances. They are water-based, sweat-resistant, and designed to maintain stability over time. These pigments are anti-allergic and dermatologically approved by certified skin specialists. All pigments used must comply with relevant health and safety regulations of the Ministry of Health.
What Are the Differences Between Hair Simulation and Hair Tattoo Pigments
Although both techniques may appear similar, hair simulation pigments and tattoo inks are fundamentally different. Hair simulation pigments are organic, non-toxic, and skin-friendly, ensuring they do not damage the scalp or hair follicles. Tattoo inks, on the other hand, are synthetic and deeper-penetrating, which increases the risk of irritation, scarring, or pigment migration over time.
Aftercare and Maintenance
The Hair Simulation process does not damage the scalp, as it is performed using ultra-thin nano needles that do not cause bleeding or scarring. Compared to tattooing, it is a much safer and gentler procedure.
To protect the applied pigments, it is essential to follow post-procedure care instructions carefully:
Avoid washing your hair for at least three days.
Keep the scalp away from direct sunlight, heat, and steam for the first week.
Wear a hat or protective cover outdoors.
Avoid saunas, hot showers, and heavy sweating.
A follow-up appointment is recommended two weeks after the procedure so the specialist can assess pigment retention and scalp healing. Proper aftercare ensures long-lasting, natural-looking results.
