BioColors Constructor Inorganic Coffee Pigment 15ml

Coffee

The darkest in the palette, the color of black coffee. Cool, rich. Suitable for tanned brunettes. Do not use on light skin in its pure form. Eye colors - black, dark brown, brown, green. Use in mixes to darken and cool any color.

Description of the line:

The BIOCOLORS palette-constructor for eyebrows is designed specifically for advanced artists who want full control over creating custom shades for their clients.

This palette consists of five unique pigments, carefully selected to allow endless color possibilities when mixed together. The key to this system is blending – each artist can craft the perfect eyebrow shade based on their client’s specific needs.

The pigments within the palette have been updated to their current formulations. Coffee is now a cool-toned dark brown, while Brown remains a softer, red-based dark brown, though not warm. Olive has transformed into a green pigment, making it essential for deeper techniques. Ochre and Bronze maintain their original characteristics, offering a reliable base for any mix.

Mixing recommendations for the BIOCOLORS palette-constructor:

Here are some quick tips to make mixing easier, especially if reading labels isn't your thing. Start with the Brown base and adjust accordingly:

Ochre: Use this to lighten the mix. In its pure form, it’s great for covering or neutralizing violet tones.

Coffee: Add this to darken and cool down the base.

Bronze: Warm up the color with Bronze. In its pure form, it's perfect for neutralizing gray tones.

Olive: If your mix has too much Bronze, use Olive to balance it out and cool down the shade. In its pure form, Olive is ideal for covering or neutralizing red tones.

For those who prefer a simpler approach, there’s also a pre-mixed, ready-to-use balanced line of pigments available. But remember, each skin type is unique, and the same color may heal differently on various clients.

Don’t forget that technique matters! A lighter application technique will result in predictable, clear healing, while denser and deeper techniques tend to heal cooler with better color retention. For those working with dense techniques, avoid using overly dark mixes, as this applies to all brands. Understanding color theory is crucial in achieving the best results!