After Zero Shine 2.0 scalp micropigmentation (SMP) You'll be really excited about your new look and will feel confident for a long time. Once the initial shine wears off, you'll start to notice that the shine on your scalp makes your new "hair" look less realistic. If you look at people with real hair that's been cut short, you'll notice that their scalp doesn't look as shiny as yours.
Zero Shine has solved this problem by allowing you to remove the shine from your scalp that lasts for over 24 hours. It can also be worn in the pool, as the product is waterproof. In addition, it is an all-natural moisturizer. Zero Shine helps protect your scalp and the SMP procedure, giving it a matte effect.
Features:
- Removes shine
- Anti-glare: removes excessively oily or shiny skin
- Achieving a matte effect: gives the scalp a matte finish
- Lasts 48 hours: extra long-lasting mattifying effect, does not dry or irritate
- Natural moisturizer: does not contain dry substances or chemicals
NB! The +SPF version of zero shine is best removed with micellar water or another makeup remover.
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Kris SMP –
Zero Shine is something practically all of my shaved-head SMP clients use. Its main purpose is simple — to remove scalp shine and help the SMP result look even more natural, especially under direct or strong lighting.
It works extremely well for that. By reducing the reflection from the scalp, the pigmentation blends more naturally with the surrounding shaved hair.
I also use Zero Shine myself when photographing fully healed SMP results. Studio lighting can create a lot of reflection on a shaved scalp, and this helps remove the shine without changing the actual SMP result.
Definitely one of the products I recommend most to my shaved-head SMP clients.