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HOW TO CHOOSE THE COLOR OF THE PACKER
ATTENTION READ CAREFULLY:
We have been specialized in penile prosthetics for 15 years and each color made has the real shades of a real penis, with intrinsic silicone manufacturing and not superficial coloring. For this reason the color remains the same over time.
Each prosthesis is unique and different from any other and for the best skin matching we recommend you contact us and agree on the color together by attaching photos of the darkest part of the body.
In any case, you can safely tell us the color of your body skin by referring to the table below: consequently, we will know how to match the right tone and undertone (slightly darker) to the indicated skin color.
In the various photos on the site, the color of the prosthesis and the glans may appear differently on different screens/displays, as well as vary based on laboratory production.
SKIN TONE
Skin tone, or complexion, is determined by the amount of melanin, a pigment produced by melanocytes.
Darker skin tones contain more melanin, which serves as a kind of natural protection against sun damage. In contrast, lighter skin tones contain less melanin.
SKIN UNDERTONE
Skin undertone is a key component of overall skin color that remains constant regardless of sun exposure or lighting conditions.
It represents the color that can be seen beneath the surface of the skin.
There are three main types of undertones: warm, cool, and neutral.
Warm undertones tend to have a yellow, golden, or peachy base.
Cool undertones have a blue or pink base.
Neutral undertone is a combination of warm and cool undertones.
To determine your undertone:
Look at the color of the veins on your wrist. If the veins appear green, your undertone is warm.
If your veins appear blue or purple, you probably have a cool undertone.
If the color of the veins cannot be determined, the undertone is neutral.
Knowing your skin undertone is essential to understanding the skin tone matching mode we provide.
PENIS SKIN COLOR
The skin of the penis tends to be darker than the rest of the body, due to the influence of androgen hormones, such as testosterone.
During puberty, the body undergoes a series of hormonally driven changes. One of these changes is the increased production of melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color.
This increase in melanin is often most pronounced in the genital region, making the skin in these areas darker than the rest of the body.
PLEASE NOTE
The color of the prosthesis and glans may appear differently on different screens/displays, as well as vary according to laboratory productions.
Each prosthesis is unique and different from any other.
COLOR CHART
The table below shows the basic colors used in our prosthetic laboratories.
These colors, part of our core palette, are combined in a specific way with those in the previous table.
The matching process requires meticulous attention, as each individual's ethnic origin results in a different skin undertone.
This variety of undertones must be accurately represented in our creations to ensure that every skin tone is respected and enhanced.
Additionally, it's important to note that the skin on the penis tends to be darker than the rest of the body, regardless of ethnicity.
This detail is considered in our creation process, allowing us to achieve an even higher level of realism and precision.
