Some colors can stain the inside of a bottle which may result in the appearance of a darker or slightly different shade than what will appear on the skin after a drawdown. Rest assured that each formulation is consistent, so your results will be too.

No. Because of the high-quality ingredients we use, as well as our attention to color balance, lightfastness, and pigment concentration, our shades will only lighten slightly when healed. They will never change colors.

No. The only pigments in Perma Blend's family of products that are pre-modified for added warmth are the Tina Davies ‘I <3 Ink’ range.

The unique balance of our formulations and our strict attention to lightfastness guarantees that Perma Blend colors will never shift. We are always committed to using the highest quality pigments, the highest pigment load, and the best carrier ingredients so your work will last. Over seven years of data confirms that Perma Blend shades will only fade slightly over time, to a lighter version of the original color.

If the right color is selected for a client's skin tone and proper technique is used, our pigments will never turn grey.

All of the above! Our shades come in a variety of tones. Not sure which is which? Each product description notes whether a color is warm, cool, or neutral so you can always achieve your and your client's desired result.

You can find more information using our Color Charts located here.

Our carbon-based eyeliners should be used with caution by experienced artists only. You can choose from a variety of colors in both carbon-based and non-carbon eyeliners so you'll always be able to reach your client's desired result.

Some do. Iron oxides are non-toxic and generally well-tolerated by those with sensitive skin. They also have superior lightfastness which keeps them from fading and makes them great for permanent makeup. All of our pigments— whether organic or inorganic— undergo rigorous third-party safety and quality analysis to ensure the best results for you and your clients. So there's no need to worry. You can read more in our Safety Data Sheet here.

All LUXE pigments undergo rigorous third-party safety and quality analysis to ensure the best results for you and your clients. While trace amounts of nickel may be present in a pigment, our products are tested for heavy metals and meet all requirements to achieve CTL® certification. We always use premium ingredients.

Yes. Perma Blend products are carbon-based. Most colors contain titanium dioxide and/or carbon to make the pigments more stable and less likely to change shades when deposited in the skin.

Double Black appears darker in the skin than Eyeliner Black due to its heavier pigment load.

Our premium ingredients are a blend of powdered pigments, aqua, hydrocarbon resins, glycerin, witch hazel, isopropyl alcohol, and benzyl alcohol. They are always vegan and cruelty-free.

Some colors are made with organic ingredients, while others are made with inorganic materials or blended. Whichever formulation you choose, you can be sure that they are always of the highest quality and have undergone rigorous safety and quality analysis to ensure the best results for you and your clients. All of our products are CTL® certified which means they are tested for heavy metals, carcinogens, bacteria, and allergens; compliant with all global health standards; and meet the requirements of the vegan community around the world.

Correctors contain titanium dioxide to provide more opaque coverage for correcting or eliminating shades that have turned. Toners are titanium-free and slightly more transparent for correcting a color that has faded or is not very saturated.

Yes. Titanium dioxide is often used in our formulations to ensure that the colors do not change. All of our products are CTL® certified which means they are tested for heavy metals, carcinogens, bacteria, and allergens; compliant with all global health standards; and meet the requirements of the vegan community around the world.

Similar ingredients are used in the formulations of permanent makeup and tattoo ink, however, each Perma Blend product is designed for its specific, intended use. This means that a Perma Blend brow formula is different from a lip formula and so on. Each of our products is designed for its intended use in a specific procedure or application in order to achieve the most targeted performance and stability.

The retention rate of Perma Blend is higher than that of most other brands on the market. With over 40 years of experience formulating pigments, Perma Blend has quickly become the choice of top artists worldwide for its lasting and true-to-color results.

Thick Shading Solution contains more glycerin for a slightly heavier consistency. Either solution is used to lessen the pigment load so you can always achieve your desired color result.

Lightfastness describes how resistant a pigment is to fading when exposed to light.

Because quality is of the utmost importance to all of our products, we always use the absolute highest quality pigments with the highest lightfastness rating to achieve maximum color concentration, stability, and performance.

Chemical Technological Laboratory (CTL®) certification ensures that color pigments, tattoo inks, and permanent makeup pass rigorous quality and safety testing. CTL® certified inks are tested for heavy metals, carcinogens, bacteria, and allergens; compliant with all global health standards; and meet the requirements of the vegan community around the world.

All Perma Blend products have earned this certification because we settle for nothing but the best in safety protocols. Our quality and safety measures far exceed the standards to achieve US, Canadian, and European certifications. We are transparent about the premium ingredients we use so the products you chose from our line are always true to this label.

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) provide information about our inks formulations, where they are manufactured, how to use and store them, and what to do if an accident occurs.

This label confirms that our products do not contain any animal ingredients or by-products. We never test on animals or use them when making our products.

We’re the only tattoo ink manufacturing company in the United States with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 13485 medical device level certification. Achieving this label requires passing a third-party Medical Device Single Audit while also demonstrating the ability to provide medical services and devices that consistently meet all regulatory—and customer—requirements. We are proud to adhere to these guidelines so we can ensure your results are as safe as they are breathtaking. Quality and safety are at the foundation of what we do.

The BVL is the Federal Office of Consumer Protection and Food Safety in Germany, responsible for regulating food and products that come into contact with the human body such as cosmetics and tattooing agents.

All of our products are cruelty free, which means we never test on animals. Ever.

No, Perma Blend is not pre-modified.

Pre-modified pigments will need less warmth added to suit the undertone of a client’s skin. We have a wide range of shades to choose from so you will always be able to appropriately match your client’s unique coloring.

Yes, Tones of Perma Blend sets are pre-modified. Based on the Fitzpatrick Scale, which measures the amount of melanin in the skin after exposure to the sun, each set contains six colors with a range of warmth to suit the majority of clients within each Type. Each set also comes with its own warm modifier, so you can adjust the color to perfectly suit your client’s unique tone. (For brows, most clients will need some warmth added to their color choice.) We highly recommend that artists take a color theory class to more deeply understand how colors interact with various skin tones, so they can always achieve the desired result for every client.

Yes.

Red Hot is a modifier. It can be used to adjust a variety of shades to create a warmer hue.

It is not necessary, but most shades can be modified to achieve the best match for the undertone of a client’s skin so you always achieve the desired result.

Just remember to flip, turn, close! Check out our how-to-video:

 

Yes. Saline solution or laser are some of the removal options for permanent makeup.

Yes. We love mixing them up but recommend combining no more than two pigments, plus a modifier if needed.

Yes! If the old tattoo is at least 70 percent faded from its original rendition, Perma Blend pigments should easily cover it.

Any deposit of color into the skin is considered permanent. On average, Perma Blend pigments last about one and a half to three years without fading, depending on the individual client.

Yes! Our brow colors are amazing multitaskers and can be used as eyeliners and vice-versa!

On average, Perma Blend pigments last about one and a half to three years without fading, depending on the individual client.

If your client has concerns about contraindications or interactions with a medication they are taking, we encourage you to refer them to our SDS or MSDS information HERE. They can then share this with their health care provider to determine whether they’d like to receive permanent makeup.

Perma Blend inks have a shelf life of 3.5 years if unopened and one year after opening. Perma Blend LUXE inks have a shelf life of 2.5 years if unopened and one year after opening.

Our premium ingredients are a blend of powdered pigments, aqua, hydrocarbon resin, glycerin, witch hazel, isopropyl alcohol, and benzyl alcohol. They are always vegan and cruelty-free.

Perma Blend has been used and tested by professional permanent makeup artists for over seven years. As part of the family that created World Famous Tattoo Ink, we bring the best practices and learning from over 30 years of developing and manufacturing pigments from the tattoo industry to our products. Perma Blend provides optimal color mix and unique formulations in all of our shades to ensure your clients always get the best for their skin.

No. Though our pigments are rigorously tested for quality and safety and always achieve the highest certifications and approvals for both, permanent makeup procedures can cause temporary, minor stress on the body which is not ideal for pregnant women.

Perma Blend pigments are manufactured for machines and for microblading.

Pre-modified pigments have been adjusted to achieve a warmer tone. They will need less warmth added to suit a client's unique skin tone.

Yes. While they are a totally different range of shades from the Tina Davies line, there are several pre-modified warm tones in each Tones of Perma Blend set.

Permanent Makeup, also known as micropigmentation, is a cosmetic procedure that involves the application of pigment to enhance facial features. Common areas include, but are not limited to, eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips. It's also used for scar camouflage, areola restoration, and other paramedical correctional procedures.

The longevity of Permanent Makeup varies based on factors such as skin type, lifestyle, and the specific area treated. On average, results can last from one to five years, and touch-ups may be required to maintain the desired look.

When performed by a trained and licensed professional, Permanent Makeup is generally safe. Ensure that the technician follows strict hygiene and safety protocols, including the use of sterile equipment and high-quality pigments.

Discomfort levels can vary among individuals, but most people report minimal pain during the procedure. Topical anesthetics are typically applied to minimize any discomfort.

The duration depends on the area being treated. On average, procedures take between one to three hours. Factors such as design complexity and the client's pain tolerance can influence the time needed.

There is typically minimal downtime associated with Permanent Makeup procedures. Some redness and swelling may occur initially, but this usually subsides within a few days. Following aftercare instructions is crucial for optimal healing.

Yes! You can still wear traditional makeup if desired. Permanent Makeup is meant to enhance your features, but you can use additional makeup for special occasions or to change or modify your look.

Yes, you can collaborate with the technician to choose the pigment color and discuss the desired shape. Professionals often provide recommendations based on your skin tone, features, and personal preferences.

While complications are rare, there are some potential risks, including infection or allergic reactions. Choosing a skilled and experienced technician, following aftercare instructions, and disclosing any allergies or medical conditions can minimize risks.

It is generally not recommended to undergo Permanent Makeup procedures during pregnancy or while breastfeeding due to potential unknown effects on the fetus or infant. Consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice.

Costs vary depending on the area treated, geographic location, and the experience of the technician. It's important to prioritize skill and safety over price when choosing a professional.

Research technicians in your area, read reviews, and ask for before-and-after photos of their work. Ensure they are licensed, trained in permanent makeup, and follow strict hygiene protocols.