Skin Monarch eyebrow pigments are professional PMU pigments for powder brows, ombré brows, pixel technique and microblading. Designed for PMU artists who need predictable healed colour, the collection covers light blonde, dark blonde, light brown, medium brown, dark brown and brown-black shades, so you can match natural brow colour and the client's hair tone with precision.
Shades are available in warm, neutral and cool tones. Warm shades such as Adelara, Laluna and Salvador help balance results that tend to heal grey or ashy; neutral shades such as Olympo and Marbella heal close to the bottle colour; cool shades such as Cascada and Carbine help prevent brows from healing too warm or reddish. Best sellers include Olympo, Bronxy and Jacobean from the Avant-Garde Line and Noro and Gino from the Expression Line.
Avant-Garde Line eyebrow pigments are hybrid pigments in 5 ml bottles, made in Germany. The Expression Line offers hybrid eyebrow pigments in 10 ml bottles, made in the USA. All are labelled REACH 2022 compliant. To adjust undertones, add the correctors Khaki, Olive or Foxy, and use dilutions to soften saturation for delicate ombré gradients.
For hair-stroke brows, pair your pigment with sharp microblading blades and an autoclave holder; for shaded brows, use a PMU machine with needle cartridges. Map the shape first with skin markers and pencils and brow rulers, and recommend suitable aftercare balms to your clients.
Frequently asked questions
Which eyebrow pigments are suitable for both microblading and powder brows?
Most Skin Monarch eyebrow shades are hybrid pigments listed for microblading as well as powder, ombré or pixel brows. Each product page shows the techniques the shade is suited to.
How do I choose between warm, neutral and cool eyebrow pigments?
Consider the client's skin undertone and how previous work has healed. Choose a warm shade when brows tend to heal grey or ashy, a cool shade when they tend to heal warm or reddish, and a neutral shade when you want the healed result to stay close to the bottle colour.
What are eyebrow correctors used for?
Correctors such as Khaki, Olive and Foxy neutralise unwanted undertones. They are used as modifiers together with eyebrow pigments or on their own when working over older, discoloured brow work.
Can eyebrow pigments also be used for eyeliner?
Yes. Some shades, Bronxy, Carbine, Tego and Farito, are also listed for eyeliner work. You will find them in our eyeliner pigments collection too.