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AS COMPANY Opium Light Mineral

AS Company Opium Light is a professional PMU pigment range centred on mineral eyebrow shades, colour correctors and pigments for eyelid and eyeliner work.

The collection includes six mineral eyebrow pigments from M1 Dark Blonde to M6 Dark Brown, offering a structured progression from lighter blonde and medium brown tones to black-brown and deeper shades. Individual eyebrow pigments are available in 6ml and selected 15ml formats, alongside a coordinated six-colour Mineral Eyebrow Set.

Explore The Opium Light Pigment Range

  • Mineral eyebrow pigments: M1–M6 provide blonde, brown-haired, dark brown-haired, black-brown and deep brown options for individual brow colour planning.
  • Mineral correctors: C1 Orange, C2 Olive and C3 Yellow expand the palette with dedicated colour-modifying tones for professional correction and adjustment planning.
  • Eyelid and eyeliner pigments: E1 Black and E5 Dark Brown support classic dark colour work, while the Hybrid Eyelid Set provides a coordinated six-shade selection.
  • Universal pigment: Super White offers a dedicated light pigment option for professional colour work within the Opium Light system.
  • Professional sets: choose the Mineral Eyebrow Set or Hybrid Eyelid Set when a ready-made, coordinated palette is preferred.

Opium Light combines individual mineral pigments with selected hybrid eyelid products, making it important to check each product page for the exact formula type, shade characteristics, size and intended application. This allows artists to build a considered palette around the specific procedure area and colour direction.

Best For

  • Professional eyebrow and eyelid permanent makeup
  • Artists building a structured range of mineral brow shades
  • Professional colour adjustment with orange, olive and yellow correctors
  • Selecting individual 6ml or 15ml pigments and coordinated sets

Assess the client’s natural colouring, skin undertone, procedure area and desired colour direction before selecting a pigment. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions and professional colour theory when choosing, combining or modifying shades.

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