PMU Pigments
PMU Pigments — Professional Permanent Makeup Pigment Range
The pigment is what your client actually sees for the next 18 months. FNS pigments are engineered to fade true — no red-to-orange lip shift, no cool-grey brow cast, no muddy SMP healing.

What you'll learn
- ·Why colour shift ruins healed PMU results — and how to prevent it
- ·Which pigment undertones to pull for Fitzpatrick I–VI skin
- ·The difference between brow, lip, and SMP pigment formulas
- ·How FNS pigments compare to Perma Blend and Tina Davies
- ·Batch testing, expiry, and MSDS documentation
Why colour shift is the #1 problem in permanent makeup
Every PMU pigment fades. The question is what colour it fades to. Cheap iron-oxide-heavy pigments oxidise under the skin — brows healing warm and orange, lips healing pink-purple, SMP healing blue-grey. Your client comes back at the six-week touch-up and blames you for a colour they never asked for.
FNS pigments use a hybrid organic-inorganic base with corrected undertones for each service. Brow pigments carry an olive-to-neutral bias to counter the natural warming that happens in the dermis; lip pigments are stabilised against the pink shift that ruins most budget lip lines; SMP pigments are carbon-based, not iron-based, so they heal charcoal — never blue.
Matching PMU pigments to skin tone
The single fastest way to improve retention and healed colour is to stop pulling one pigment for every client. Fitzpatrick I–II skin needs cooler, blonder-based brow tones; III–IV works with the medium-brown standard; V–VI needs the darkest, most warm-corrected pigment or the brows disappear in the first week.
For lips, the same logic applies but reversed — deeper skin tones almost always need a neutraliser step first (an olive or corrector pigment) before the final blush colour goes in. FNS ships a full neutraliser set alongside the main range so you can build the healed colour in two passes instead of chasing it across four appointments.
What's inside every FNS pigment bottle
Each 15 ml bottle is batch-numbered, sterile-sealed, and shipped with a matching MSDS and colour swatch card. The base is glycerin- and witch-hazel-free — the two most common causes of client sensitivity in PMU work. Every pigment is REACH-compliant and safe for the EU market, which is the strictest standard in the world.
Shelf life is 24 months sealed, 12 months once opened, and every batch is third-party tested for heavy metals. The batch number on your bottle matches the certificate you can request from us at any time — real traceability, not a marketing bullet.
| Feature | FNS | Perma Blend | Tina Davies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Hybrid organic-inorganic | Organic | Hybrid |
| Glycerin free | Yes | No | No |
| Colour shift correction | Yes — per service | Partial | Yes (brows only) |
| Shelf life (sealed) | 24 months | 18 months | 18 months |
| REACH compliant (EU) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Batch MSDS available | Yes — free | On request | On request |

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FNS PMU Pigments — Full Range
Five professionally corrected shades from Blonde to Black. Buy individual bottles or the full range. Every order ships with a colour swatch card and MSDS.
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Frequently asked
Yes. The range is engineered for Fitzpatrick I–VI with corrected undertones so healed colour stays true on every skin tone.
Keep reading
Pigment cluster
Everything on FNS PMU pigments
This pillar page ties the full FNS pigment library together — colour theory, healed prediction, undertones, and the interactive selector.
Two-tap tool: pick skin type + procedure → get exact pigment codes and corrector order.
Full colour-chart walkthrough with Fitzpatrick I–VI healed predictions.
The reasoning behind every FNS undertone bias, per skin tone.
Individual bottles or full range — every order ships with a swatch card + MSDS.