Brow Colors

Most popular flesh color. Few people realize collagen is gray so weve toned “neutral flesh” with a hint of gray. Youll reach for Neutral Flesh often to camouflage, soften small areas and lighten a brow color.

This is a cool brown pigment that can be used for eyebrows.

Warm, A dark brown which can be added to other eyebrow shades. May be used alone for deep Brunette tones. Add red hues with Red Brow Mix.

Dark Brown Pigment is a dark-value with an orange base. This pigment is perfect for clients who want a more defined look. Use this pigment for fair, beige, caramel & olive skin tones.This ultra-concentrated formula covers old orange, green & red PMU. The resulting color...

Warm orange based pigment.Can be used to warm up colors.

This brow color is a dark neutral/warm brown color.  It is great for Asian skin, and very popular as a brow and eyeliner color.

WARM SMOKE lives up to it's name. A gray brown. The ORIGINAL Smoke is a cool, charcoal gray. Add Neutral Flesh to either one to soften and lighten.

Golden taupe best for blondes, and fair skinned clients. This is a true blonde taupe that Dr. Dixon uses a lot. Just the right shade of blonde.

KAVIAR is a rich, warm black without blue undertones. That means you can use it for both eyeliner and brows. Mix it together with Purple Suede if you want a profoundly dark eyeliner with purple undertones. You can also lighten KAVIAR or mix it with...

Mid value with a Yellow Base. Perfect for clients who want an ash-based brow.Use this pigment for fair, beige & olive skin tones. This ultra concentrated formula covers old orange & red PMU. The resulting color is a medium ash brown.

Golden Taupe , Named for “Mocha” which means coffee with cream and sugar added.  It’s on the golden side taupe.  Really.  Smear some on your hand or forehead to test color.

Ash/Neutral, Dark Ash Brown undertones remain rich in the skin. Eyeliner Enhancement Color. Can also be used for brow hairstrokes.