Organic Pigments

^{Organic Pigments are a combination of organic and carbon materials. There is no Iron oxide in organic pigments, which eliminates colour change of the pigment. Organic pigments are combined with an insoluble substance and which reduces the risk of an allergic reaction. Organic pigments stay true to its colour. The colour will never migrate and is stable.}

With its unique ingredients & scientific formulation,
and the fact that they do not contain iron oxide,
makes our pigment far superior to those of
our competitors.

If you consider that the entire range is
hypoallergenic – shouldn’t you insist on
Organic Pigments?

Our 16 Refined pigments

Our pigment stay true to colour retention stays for years without touch-ups. In our salon using non-iron oxide pigments, we only do one touch up per every 20 clients. We have used this product exclusively since 1996 and have had no colour changes.

Tired of your iron oxide pigments turning orange or pink? Our cosmetic pigments do not contain iron oxides. The difference is, iron oxides are not stable. They deteriorate rapidly when subjected to UV rays. Pigments containing iron oxide tend to discolour. Commonly looking pink mauve or orange over time. We do not need to sell colour correction aids; there is no need for them with non-iron oxide pigments.

Our customers can have permanent makeup done today and have an MRI tomorrow safely without any burning. Our iron oxide free pigments come in 16 beautiful colours. Why would you want to carry so many different shades of pigments when any of our pigments can be blended together to create perfect custom colours for your client. This will save your money and space by eliminating those unused pigments.

(All Trained Permanent Make-up Artists are welcome to purchase the non-iron oxide pigments)

Colour Change

“Pigments that contain iron oxide do not stay true to original colour. I had iron oxide that did not stay true to its original colour. I had iron oxide pigment in my brows. It was implanted in 1996. It has been orange since 1997. We quit using iron oxide shortly thereafter; we contacted our previous clients and corrected their strange colours with our pigments. It took several days and lots of work to correct the problems that originated by iron oxide pigments. This was lost time and time equals money. I have not taken the iron oxide pigment from my brow, because I use it to demonstrate the colour change. Pigment retailers advertising colour correctors, should raise a question in your mind about their pigments needing correcting. We do not sell colour correctors and our customers do not come back with odd colours. Why would you want to implant a permanent makeup colour that would change on the client after six months? The only reason I can figure a person would implant a pigment that changes colours is they have to make extra money doing correction work six months later. It is not the way to make the permanent makeup industry grow in popularity.”

- Genie Schmidt, founder EZ USA  

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