The Elite brow range runs the full spectrum a brow artist works across — from light warm blondes and gingers, through neutral and taupe browns, to the deepest cool espressos and blacks. Every shade is built for microblading, powder, combo and ombre brows and is color-stable, so it heals true instead of drifting warm (orange/red) or ashy (grey) as it settles.
The art is in the undertone. Warm and olive skin tends to pull warm as pigment fades, so many artists cool the base or reach for a corrector; cool skin holds a neutral brown cleanly. Choose the undertone to the skin, the depth to the hair. Explore the full PMU pigment range for lip and corrector shades too. All pigments are vegan and ship from Los Angeles.
Frequently asked
How do I pick a brow pigment shade?
Match the undertone to the skin first, then the depth to the hair. Warm or olive skin usually needs a cooler or neutralized base to avoid a warm heal; cool skin can take a neutral brown directly. Depth is chosen one to two shades to the client's natural or desired brow color.
Will a brow pigment turn grey or red as it heals?
A quality, color-stable pigment used at the right depth should heal true. Warm shifts (red/orange) and ashy shifts (grey) usually come from an undertone mismatch or working too deep. Correctors are used to rebalance a healed brow that has shifted.
What is the difference between a microblading and a powder brow pigment?
Most Elite brow pigments work for both, but consistency and dilution differ in use — hairstroke work favors a pigment that implants crisply, while powder and ombre shading builds in soft layers. Choose the shade by undertone and depth; adapt the technique to the brow style.
Can I mix brow pigments?
Yes. Artists routinely blend shades to fine-tune undertone and depth for a specific client, and add a corrector to neutralize. Keep a record of your ratios so a result is repeatable at the touch-up.
Are the brow pigments vegan?
Yes. The full Elite x Perma Blend brow line is vegan.
