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331 - Black Orchid PMU Pigment
$18.50
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331 - Black Orchid PMU Pigment
Carbon-Free • Inorganic • Hand Method + Machine • Heals Soft & Natural
$18.50
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Flexible returns
A beautiful true black for those who wear the darkest of the dark. Black Orchid is carbon-free, therefore it does not carry the risk of eyeliner migration (or turning blue) that carbon black inks do.
Photo courtesy of Jane Adler, Facial Art by Jane, Phoenix AZ
Photo courtesy of Krystal Jackson, Be Simply Beautiful, Boise ID
Photo courtesy of Carole DeZarn, Softouch Permanent Makeup, Kenner LA
Photo courtesy of Debbie Cheung, the Tattooed Heart, Auckland, New Zealand
Clean formula • Inorganic iron oxides • Minimal carriers • No dyes • No carbon • No PPDs • No endocrine-disruptors • EU REACH compliant • MOCRA compliant • Cruelty-free •
Frequently asked questions
Do these colors heal grey or ashy?
No. SofTap pigments are 100% carbon free and therefore do not turn grey or ashy over time.
Do these colors heal orange or warm?
Inorganic pigments may fade warm over time. SofTap has a proprietary manufacturing process that has been refined over 35 years to create the most stable inorganic pmu pigments on the market; for a more true-to-color fade and ideal long-term healed result.
Do I need modifiers?
No modifiers necessary. Every pigment has been pre-balanced to heal as true-to-color as possible, straight out of the tube.
Can I use these pigments with my machine?
Yes. The SofTap manufacturing process has created a formula that is creamy and smooth and lab-refined to implant easily with machine and hand method tools. If you find the pigment a little too thick, you may dilute with a few drops of dilution solution.
Where are the pigments manufactured?
SofTap pigments are proudly manufactured in our FDA registered facility in Livermore, CA, USA.
How long do the pigments last in the skin?
There are many factors that affect long-term retention, but we typically recommend touch-ups every 1-3 years to keep the procedure looking fresh.
