Pigment NOT COMPLIANT with the new REACH 2022 regulations.

Professional eyebrow pigment from the Etalon Mix line, developed for technical practice and advanced color simulations on synthetic media. The Taupe shade is a mineral pigment with a yellow-brown base, ideal for creating natural, cool, and balanced eyebrows during PMU practice.

This shade is particularly suitable for simulations on ash blonde subjects with Fitzpatrick skin type I–II, thanks to its ability to maintain a delicate and harmonious effect without developing excessive warm undertones. Compared to shade N.7 “Pecan”, Taupe is deeper, making it ideal for creating definition and structure while maintaining a natural result.

The pigment can be easily combined with shades N.8 “Tiziano” and N.10 “Arabica” to develop custom blends and modulate intensity, depth, and color temperature during technical practice. The mineral formulation provides an even and controlled result on synthetic skin, making it easier to study hairstroke, soft shading, and eyebrow layering techniques.

Thanks to its chromatic versatility, Taupe is particularly suitable for practice focused on building soft and natural eyebrows on fair and cool skin tones.

Technical features

• Professional eyebrow pigment Etalon Mix
• Shade N.6 Taupe
• Mineral pigment
• Yellow-brown base
• Darker than N.7 “Pecan”
• Ideal for ash blonde
• Suitable for Fitzpatrick skin types I–II
• Natural and harmonious effect
• Compatible with N.8 “Tiziano” and N.10 “Arabica”
• Ideal for hairstroke and shading techniques
• Uniform and easy-to-work texture
• Suitable for practice on synthetic skin
• Compatible with watercolor artistic applications

Recommended use

Recommended for PMU professionals and students who want to practice creating cool and natural eyebrows on synthetic media. Ideal for simulations on fair skin tones, studying taupe shades, and developing custom blends with other shades from the eyebrow line Etalon Mix.

Important: in compliance with current European regulations, the product cannot be used on human skin in Europe. Use is permitted exclusively for practice on synthetic skin and watercolor artistic applications.