Li Pigments Li-FT Pigment Lightening Solution 15ml

Li Pigments Li-FT is a saline-based pigment lightening solution. An all-natural, hypertonic solution that contains no acids or chemicals. Li-FT works in lightening any permanent makeup procedure and smaller body tattoos.

PLEASE NOTE! If you are not already trained in the use of this specific product resources and training courses are available at liftinkremoval.com. To learn how to use Li-FT Pigment Lightening Solution, please enroll on the online course or find a local trainer. For a some frequent questions about the product you can visit the manufacturer's page FAQ section here.

Features:
- Saline based solution
- 15ml bottle 

Li-FT Ingredients:
Lemon Seed Extract and Orange Seed Extract: Both Lemon Seed Extract and Orange Seed Extract are amazingly effective in fading and exfoliation, the combination of the two are a powerful force to be reckoned with.

Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice:  Aloe barbadensis soothes the skin and acts as an anti-inflammatory agent. It is effective for healing wounds.

Calendula Extract:  Calendula has antifungal, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties that aid in wound healing and sooths the skin.

Sterile Water:  It is critical to the safety of products like Li-FT® that only sterile water is used in its formulation. Li Pigments uses only sterile water in all its products.

Barium Sulfate:  Bariam Sulfate is a safe and commonly used whitening agent, thickener, carrier and binder.  Adding Bariam sulfate allows the clear solution to be easier seen on the skin and aids in product delivery.

Sodium Benzoate:  Sodium Benzoate is a safe and commonly used preservative with anti-fungal agents and has effectiveness against bacteria

Potassium Sorbate:  Potassium Sorbate is a safe and commonly used preservative that inhibits the growth of mold, yeast, and some bacteria.


The SDS document for this product can be found here or in our Database among other products.

Disclaimer: It is your responsibility to make sure performing lightening procedures is allowed and/or acceptable in your town, county or state. It is your responsibility to make sure you are properly trained and skilled in this service before performing it.