Collection: Lip Pigments

Professional lip pigments for permanent makeup artists, from soft nudes and peachy pinks to deep berries and classic reds. We stock Hanafy, FACE, AS Company, Biocolors, Dynamic PMU, Podium Pigments and The Pigment. Every pigment comes with MSDS documentation and ships quickly from the Netherlands.

For every lip technique

• Lip blush (watercolour): sheer, fresh colour with soft definition.
• Full lip colour: dense, saturated "lipstick" results.
• Ombre and 3D lips: volume and contour built from two or more shades.
• Dark lip neutralisation: warm correctors and dedicated palettes for cool or pigmented lips.

How to choose the right shade

• Check the natural lip tone first. Cool or bluish lips need a warm base or a corrector before you add colour.
• Keep in mind that lip pigments heal around 30–50% lighter and softer than they look fresh.
• Use the filters to narrow the range by brand, base and undertone.

Complete your lip setup with correctors, cooling products and aftercare for comfortable treatments and even healing.

Frequently asked questions

Why can't some popular lip shades be used on clients in the EU?

Some lip shades contain Pigment Blue 15:3, which the EU REACH regulation restricts in tattoo and PMU inks. In the EU we sell these shades for training on practice skin only, and the product page always says so.

When should a client come back for a lip touch-up?

Lips heal in stages and the colour can look patchy at first. A touch-up is usually done 4 to 8 weeks later, once the skin has fully healed and you can see the true result.

Which needles work best for lip blush?

Many artists use a 0.30 to 0.35 mm 1RL for the contour and a 3RL or 5RL for filling and soft shading. Long tapers are gentler on delicate lip skin. See all PMU cartridges.

What aftercare do lips need?

Keep the lips clean and apply a thin layer of aftercare balm as you advise. For the first days clients should avoid very hot food and drinks, saunas and strong sun, and never pick at the healing skin. Clients who are prone to cold sores should talk to their doctor before the procedure.