Hanafy PMU Micropigmentation Remover (3x5 ml Kit)

The Hanafy Remover Kit is a professional-grade micropigmentation remover, formulated for in-studio pigment removal and correction techniques. The pack includes three complementary solutions that work in stages to effectively and controllably lift, lighten, and extract pigment, helping professionals correct previous work or prepare the area for a new micropigmentation session.

Each component serves a specific function within the removal protocol:

• Remover Nº1 (alkaline, pH 7.7): initiates pigment lifting and prepares the area for the next phase.
• Remover Nº2 (acidic, pH 3.0 with glycolic and lactic acid): lightens pigment and promotes its gradual detachment.
• Activator (hypertonic saline solution): enhances the extraction of residual pigment.

How the micropigmentation remover works

A remover does not "erase" color instantly: it works in phases to break down and lift pigment particles implanted in the skin. The Hanafy system combines an alkaline action, an acidic action, and a saline solution to bring the pigment to the surface, where it is eliminated as part of the natural healing process. This way, removal occurs gradually and controllably, session by session.

• Opening phase: Remover Nº1 softens the area and facilitates access to the implanted pigment.
• Lightening phase: Remover Nº2 breaks down and lightens the color progressively thanks to its acidic base.
• Extraction phase: The Activator promotes the removal of residual pigment along with the scab during healing.

Applied manually or with a machine to the area to be corrected, this non-laser removal method allows for very precise control over lips, eyebrows, and eyeliner, which is key when correcting shape or color.

How to use this micropigmentation remover in the studio

This removal system is designed for professionals with specific training in depigmentation techniques. The protocol combines the three products according to the type of pigment, its age, and the depth of implantation, always pre-evaluating the client's skin and observing resting times between sessions. As a non-laser system, it allows for localized correction of eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips.

The use of this Hanafy remover is governed by the current regulations in each country and is intended exclusively for professional in-studio use. We recommend following the manufacturer's instructions, performing a tolerance test when appropriate, and applying the usual hygiene and biosafety measures for any micropigmentation procedure. Keep containers tightly closed, in a cool place, and protected from direct light to maintain formula stability. With its practical 3x5 ml format, the kit offers the right amount for several removal sessions while maintaining the precision and control required for each correction.

When is it advisable to remove micropigmentation?

Removal is an essential working tool for any permanent makeup professional. These are the most common cases where a remover is used to remove or correct pigment:

• Shape corrections: adjusting the design of eyebrows, eyeliner, or lip contour when the implanted shape is not desired.
• Color shifts: lightening eyebrows that have turned grayish, reddish, or bluish over time.
• Migration or blurring: reducing pigment that has spread beyond the original line.
• Old work: removing remnants of previous micropigmentation before planning a new design.
• Color saturation: reducing areas where the pigment was too heavy.

In all these cases, having a good remover allows for localized micropigmentation removal without compromising the work that is to be preserved.

Step-by-step application

Although the exact protocol depends on the professional's training and the assessment of each case, the work sequence with this kit follows a common logic:

1. Pre-assessment: analyze the type and age of the pigment, as well as the skin condition, and perform a tolerance test when appropriate.
2. Preparation and hygiene: clean and disinfect the area following usual biosafety measures.
3. Application of Remover Nº1: open the area and begin pigment lifting.
4. Application of Remover Nº2: lighten and break down the color progressively.
5. Application of Activator: promote the extraction of residual pigment.
6. Care and rest: schedule healing and respect waiting times before repeating the session.

Removal usually requires several spaced sessions; patience and observing resting times are key to a clean and safe result.

Micropigmentation remover vs. laser: differences

Both chemical removers and lasers aim for the same goal, pigment removal, but they work differently and are not always interchangeable:

• Work area: the remover allows for very localized action on specific lines of eyebrows, lips, or eyeliner; the laser works by fragmenting pigment in a broader area.
• Type of action: the remover extracts pigment to the surface during healing; the laser breaks it down for the body to reabsorb.
• Colors: some light or warm tones respond irregularly to laser, while the chemical system offers a useful alternative in those cases.
• Application: the remover integrates into the PMU professional's own workflow in the studio.

The choice between one method or the other depends on the specific case, the pigment, and the professional's assessment; many studios combine both techniques according to what each client needs.