Orange Crush is a warm bright orange pigment from the Elite × Perma Blend range — a pure, high-saturation orange for use as a lip neutralizer and color modifier. It is the corrective tool that makes dark, cool, or blue-cast lip tissue workable before a final color session, and the modifier that adds warmth and vibrancy to muted or cool lip shades.

At a glance

• Color / mass tone — warm bright pure orange
• Family — corrector / orange modifier
• Use — lip neutralization, high-melanin lip correction, color modification
• Formulation — vegan; Elite × Perma Blend

How Orange Crush is used

Orange Crush is not a standalone lip blush shade — it is a corrective and mixing tool. The two main applications are:

• High-melanin lip neutralization: On deeply pigmented lips, especially those with blue or cool undertone, an orange-family corrector is applied first to neutralize the natural lip tone. Orange Crush is used in this corrective layer so that any final lip color heals true rather than being overwhelmed by the natural pigmentation underneath.
• Warm modifier: Added in small amounts to cooler lip shades to shift the undertone warmer, add opacity, or increase vibrancy in a custom mix.

Where it sits in the range

Orange Crush belongs with the corrector and modifier pigments. It is used alongside, not instead of, final lip colors. See the full lip pigment range for final shades and the complete PMU pigment collection for brow and corrector options.

Working with it

Shake well before use. Use in a correction layer — applied first over neutralized lips and allowed to heal before the final color session, or mixed in controlled proportions into a custom blend. Never use at full saturation as a final lip result; Orange Crush at full intensity heals as a visible orange tone. Its role is to shift and warm, not to sit on its own. Document every correction and mix ratio precisely so the protocol is repeatable at follow-up sessions.

Who this is for

Orange Crush is professional permanent makeup pigment for licensed PMU artists with training in color theory and the lip neutralization protocol. It is not a consumer product and requires a solid understanding of correction sequencing and melanin management to use effectively.