Skin Monarch Avant-Garde Line is a professional permanent makeup pigment line made in Germany and supplied in 5 ml bottles. The line covers brows, eyeliner and lips, plus correctors and supporting products, so a PMU artist can build a complete working palette within one system. Avant-Garde pigments carry the REACH 2022 tag for the EU market.
The brow range includes Jacobean, Carbine, Adelara, Cascada, Laluna, Bronxy, Olympo, Marbella, Salvador and Bahanna – shades for powder brows, ombre brows and hair strokes. For eyeliner there is the deep True Black. The lip range is the widest part of the line: Cardinal, Sephora, Versala, Borra, Priscilla, Walette, Alessa, Persian, Adora, Inora, Lolli, Seraphine, Odesse and Sirene for lip blush and full lip colour. Jacobean, Bronxy, Olympo and True Black are among our best sellers.
Khaki, Foxy and Olive correctors help neutralise unwanted undertones – see all correctors. Avant-Garde Dilution 5 ml and Nano Solvent 10 ml let you adjust pigment consistency, and more options are in dilutions. For a ready-made lip set, see the ICON Lip Kit and other lip kits.
Compare with the 10 ml Expression Line, or browse by area: eyebrow pigments, eyeliner pigments and lip pigments. Work with single-use pigment cups, quality cartridges and a reliable PMU machine.
Frequently asked questions
Where are Avant-Garde pigments made and what is the volume?
Avant-Garde pigments are made in Germany and come in 5 ml bottles. Nano Solvent comes in 10 ml.
Which Avant-Garde shades are the most popular?
Jacobean, Bronxy and Olympo for brows and True Black for eyeliner are among our best-selling Avant-Garde shades.
What is the difference between Avant-Garde and Expression?
Avant-Garde is made in Germany in 5 ml bottles and includes eyeliner, correctors and dilution products. Expression is made in the USA in 10 ml bottles and focuses on brow and lip shades.
How do I choose the right shade?
Consider the client's skin tone, undertone and natural hair or lip colour. Use correctors when you need to neutralise unwanted warm or cool tones, and always check the product page for each shade's description.