Latte is a warm nude pink-brown pigment from the Elite × Perma Blend range — a light-value nude that bridges the lip and paramedical worlds. Its natural warmth makes it a versatile shade for lip blush and a calibration starting point in areola repigmentation, where a warm nude base often precedes more saturated layering.

At a glance

• Color / mass tone — light warm nude pink-brown
• Family — nude / warm pink
• Depth — light value
• Opacity — high
• Use — lip blush, areola repigmentation
• Fitzpatrick range — 2–5
• Formulation — vegan; Elite × Perma Blend

How Latte heals

Latte’s warm base means it reads truer on neutral-to-warm skin tones. On cool-undertone or heavily pigmented lips, build slowly — the warm nude can read pink or peachy rather than nude if the client’s natural lip tone fights it. For areola work, it typically serves as a base tone beneath deeper layering rather than a final saturated result, so document the sequence and test heal behavior before committing to a full correction protocol.

Where it sits in the range

Latte belongs at the lightest, warmest end of the nude family. It sits alongside the lip pigment range and the paramedical collection. For darker or cooler nudes, look to deeper shades in the range; for pure pink lip tones, see the pink and berry family. See all PMU pigments for brow and corrector options.

Working with it

Shake well before use. Thin only with Perma Blend Thinning or Shading Solution — never water. Patch test for all clients, particularly for paramedical use. Build color in light layers; Latte’s high opacity means saturation builds quickly. For lip blush, apply after neutralizing any cool or blue lip tone so the warm nude does not read muddy at heal. Record any custom mixes for the touch-up appointment.

Who this is for

Latte is professional permanent makeup pigment for licensed PMU artists. It is not a consumer product and requires training in color theory, skin and sanitation to use safely. Paramedical applications require dedicated oncology or paramedical PMU training.