Mineral pigments

A mineral PMU pigment is a pigment formula built on inorganic pigment compounds — primarily iron oxides and titanium dioxide. The defining difference from organic formulas lies in how the colour behaves during healing and fading.

Mineral Eyebrow Pigments — When Colour Stability Is the Priority

Neutral bases dominate among the mineral eyebrow pigments in this category — a verifiable fact in the product range. It's important to note that this is not coincidental: mineral pigments do not pull warm during healing in the same way that organic formulas do. This means that when working with mineral pigments, the professional selects a neutral base as an accurate colour match, not as a compensating strategy.

What Makes Mineral Pigments Behave Differently in Practice

Mineral pigments contain inorganic compounds — primarily iron oxides for brown and black tones, and titanium dioxide for light and white shades. In practice, this looks like: the pigment retains its tonal family during fading — brown stays brown, without unwanted drift toward grey or orange. It is this characteristic that makes mineral pigments the preferred choice for powder brow techniques and for clients with oily or porous skin, where organic formulas tend to show earlier or more uneven fading.

A Palette with Clear Logic

The range covers the full spectrum of natural eyebrow colours — from blonde and dark blonde through light and dark brown, black-brown, to specialised tones. Bronze and Gold shades form a separate group: used for decorative or accent techniques, as mixing tones, or in specific procedures requiring metallic-effect pigmentation.

Super White — A Specialist Mixing Tool

AS Company Super White is a white mineral pigment with a specific function: lightening another mineral pigment when mixing, camouflage techniques, or specific PMU procedures. It's important to note that Super White is not intended for direct standalone application in standard eyebrow PMU.

Correctors in Mineral Technique

The correctors in this category — Bronze, Gold, Black Brown, and the Face Graphite/Bronze/Gold line — are specifically designed for correcting previous mineral pigmentation. It's important to note that when correcting mineral PMU, mineral correctors are used — mixing them with organic or hybrid correctors produces unpredictable results due to the different molecular behaviour during healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do neutral bases dominate mineral pigments?

This means that mineral formulas do not require the same warm-compensating base selection that organic formulas demand. The neutral base is accurate rather than corrective.

Are mineral pigments suitable for all skin types?

In practice, mineral pigments perform better on oily and porous skin. On very dry skin, the pigment may retain deeper in the tissue for longer — a factor to account for when planning the procedure.

What is the difference between mineral and hybrid eyebrow pigments?

Hybrid formulas contain a combination of organic and inorganic molecules. Mineral formulas work exclusively with inorganic compounds. It's important to note that both require different application techniques — mineral pigments typically require more intensive passes to achieve visible density.

Which PMU techniques are mineral pigments best suited to?

Primarily powder brows and ombré techniques. For classic hairstrokes, mineral formulas are less commonly selected by specialists.

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