Pigments

Bubblegum is a Universal Color that adds warmth and corrects as well as help prevent undesirable colors. Known as a MIXING color, it can be added to a color or used alone. It is used to SOFTEN some brow colors as well.BLUE LIPS: Bubblegum helps...

Picture this. Your client comes to you with eyeliner that was done years ago. Or perhaps brows that were initially very dark. But, now they are blue or gray and she wants them a rich, dark black again. Fact: The only color to last that...

Known originally as MUD, MINK is Brown trying to be Black. Warm black. Mixes well with Licorice or any bright colors. Can be used for eyeliner and/or brows. For Darker Brow use Warm Black.

Blooper is not a blend but rather a warm, reflective pigment without the ordinary blue undertones found in white Titanium Dioxide. A single particle, like the Hope Diamond, that actually imparts warmth to any color it is mixed with. Used alone rarely as a soft,...

A Creamy coral Pink. Opaque. Beautiful added to Wine Cooler 50/50. Add to Coochie Coochie for Tangerine effect. Add to any lipcolor for a brighter result.

French Fancy - A cool pink, a bit lighter than Mauve.

Rich golden, neutral brow color for blondes. Also useful in elderly clients. Tends to ash out. May need to darken for Microblading.

Everyone wants a rich, dark brown, preferably on warm side. Here you see Dark Brown 5. Perfect for microblading and covering old colors.

Blonde Pigment is a light-value with a yellow base. This pigment is perfect for clients who want a super natural look. Use this pigment for fair & pink skin tones. This ultra-concentrated formula covers old orange, green, purple & red PMU. The resulting color is...

Everyone wants a brown that stays brown. Welcome Chocolate KISS! Warm with Bubblegum to Milk Chocolate. Enjoy microblading with a color that goes in easily and lasts. Chocolate Kiss is a rich, dark brown for Microblading Hairstrokes. Add Bubblegum and you'll get more of a...

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.

The first thing you'll notice with Black Suede is that it appears "dimensional" instead of "flat". Black Suede is a rich black. Not too cool and not too warm. You'll enjoy how easily Black Suede flows into the skin with your needles and your clients...