Almond Allure is a medium-dark brown shade with a warm undertone, characterized by an orange base that gives the pigment a natural, intense, and balanced effect. Thanks to its moderate saturation and great versatility of use, it is one of the most appreciated and requested shades for eyebrow dermopigmentation treatments.

This pigment is ideal for creating soft and harmonious shades on clients with brown, dark brown, or light brown hair, adapting perfectly to skin with warm and neutral undertones. Its healed result maintains a natural and sophisticated effect, without appearing excessively cool or dull.

Almond Allure can be used in various application techniques, including shading and combination work. In the hair stroke technique, however, it is recommended to avoid excessive pigment concentration, in order to preserve the softness and naturalness of the final result.

Its neutral-warm palette ensures excellent adaptability to Fitzpatrick phototypes 3 and 4, including those with cool undertones, and in some cases also to phototype 5. It is not recommended for very dark complexions, such as Asian, African-American, or mulatto skin, where deeper and more intense shades can offer a more balanced result.

Technical features

• Shade: natural medium-dark brown
• Color base: warm orange
• Saturation: moderate
• Healing: natural and harmonious
• Ideal for:
  • powder brows
  • shading
  • combination techniques
  • moderate use in hair stroke
• Phototype compatibility: Fitzpatrick 3, 4 and in some cases 5
• Suitable for:
  • warm skin
  • neutral skin
  • cool skin Fitzpatrick 3 and 4
  • brunette clients and light brown hair
• Not recommended for:
  • very dark phototypes
  • African-American, Asian, or mulatto skin

Recommended use

Almond Allure is recommended for eyebrow treatments with a natural, warm, and refined effect. Its balanced color structure allows you to achieve soft and well-defined shades, easily adapting to different dermopigmentation techniques.

Perfect for brown-haired or brunette clients with fair to medium skin tones, this pigment offers a stable and harmonious result over time. In hair-stroke techniques, a controlled and not overly concentrated use is recommended to avoid an overly saturated result.