The Elite lip range is built for modern lip blush and full lip color — from barely-there pinks and warm corals through classic reds to deep berry and maroon tones. Every shade heals soft and translucent rather than solid, for a tint-from-within look, and is color-stable so it fades true instead of turning dull or cool.
Undertone drives lip work even more than brows. Cool or pigmented lips often need warming or a corrector first so the chosen color reads true; warm, healthy lips take pinks and corals cleanly. Pick the undertone to the client's natural lip and skin, the depth to the look they want. See the whole PMU pigment range for brow and corrector shades. Vegan, ships from Los Angeles.
Frequently asked
How is a lip blush pigment different from lipstick or lip tattoo?
Lip blush pigments implant a soft, translucent wash of color that heals to look like a natural tint rather than a solid coat. They use softer particles than body-tattoo ink and are formulated to fade predictably over time, keeping the lip looking natural as it settles.
How do I choose a lip pigment shade?
Read the client's natural lip undertone. Cool or blue-toned lips usually need warming or neutralizing first so a pink or red heals true; warm lips take corals and warm pinks cleanly. Then choose depth to the intensity the client wants — healed color is always softer than it looks fresh.
My client has dark or pigmented lips — what do I do?
Dark, cool or unevenly pigmented lips are neutralized or warmed first with a corrector before the color pass, so the final shade is not dulled or pulled cool by the underlying tone. See the corrector collection for lip neutralizers.
Why does healed lip color look lighter than when fresh?
Lip blush heals to roughly half its fresh intensity as the surface layer sheds. Artists build color to a natural, translucent result and refine at the touch-up rather than over-saturating in one session.
Are the lip pigments vegan?
Yes. The full Elite x Perma Blend lip line is vegan.
