High White is a white highlight pigment — part of an areola color system, used for highlights, fine detail and the 3D nipple effect in areola reconstruction, and to lighten or add opacity to other shades.

At a glance

• Type — white highlight / lightener
• Use — paramedical / skin-tone work (areola, camouflage, skin-tone matching)
• Level — advanced, medical-adjacent
• Formulation — vegan; Elite × Perma Blend

Using it in paramedical work

Skin-tone and camouflage work depends on reading undertone and depth precisely and building a match in light layers, so the result disappears into the surrounding skin rather than standing out. It is advanced, medical-adjacent territory best undertaken with dedicated paramedical training.

Where it sits in the range

High White belongs with the paramedical and skin-tone pigments. See all PMU pigments for brow, lip and corrector options.

Working with it

Shake well, thin only with Perma Blend Thinning or Shading Solution, patch test, and build the match conservatively — it is easier to deepen a camouflage than to lift one that healed too dark.

Who this is for

This is professional permanent makeup product for licensed PMU artists and requires an understanding of color theory and healed-result behavior. It is not a consumer product.