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Cocoa	Oak	Pecan

Professional ROSA® /LaBina/ Eyebrow Pigments – Long-Lasting Beauty, Maximum Safety

ROSA® /LaBina/ eyebrow pigments are made with an exceptionally high pigment concentration, ensuring your cosmetic tattoos stay beautifully brown for years.

What makes these pigments unique?

• Quick and effective absorption into the skin
• Perfect consistency for precise application
• Light-reflective minerals that help preserve vibrant color and prevent premature fading

Your safety comes first

Every ROSA® /LaBina/ pigment goes through rigorous testing that exceeds European tattoo ink regulations.

• Fully compliant with the REACH regulation, updated in January  2022
• Approved for use in all EU countries
• Alcohol-free – no alcohol used as a preservative
• Produced using ultra-pure water suitable for injection
• Iron oxide-free – prevents unwanted red or orange discoloration over time

Most allergic reactions or inflammation after pigmentation are caused by certain pigment ingredients or bacteria. That's why ROSA® /LaBina/ pigments are microbiologically stable and sterile, minimizing the risk of skin irritation or pigment rejection.

novoxx® Technology – Safety and Performance Elevated

ROSA® /LaBina/ pigments are completely sterile thanks to innovative novoxx® technology – a finely milled mineral-based white powder with exceptional benefits.

Why novoxx® makes the difference:

• Stability: It doesn’t evaporate and becomes even more germicidal as the bottle is used
• Biocompatible: Recognized by the body, not rejected as a foreign substance
• Supports wound healing after tattooing
• Reduces itching and irritation during the healing process
• Enhances color vibrancy and intensity under the skin

The crystal-clear, light-reflective properties of novoxx® powder contribute to a more luminous and even finish. Follow-up touch-ups become smoother and more predictable.

Cosmetic Pigment Regulations – Why They Matter

Because these pigments are absorbed into the skin, their regulation is essential to protect health and ensure product safety.

Why is regulation necessary?

Tattoo inks often contain not just colorants but also solvents, stabilizers, moisturizers, pH regulators, preservatives, and thickeners—some of which may dissolve in the body over time and pose health risks.

What does the EU require?

In January 2022, the European Union updated the REACH regulation, incorporating the Council of Europe’s recommendations. The aim: better health protection and reduced exposure to harmful substances.

Impact on pigment use:

• Certain chemical components are now banned in PMU pigments
• Pigment Blue and Pigment Green were granted a grace period until January 4, 2023
• Pigments must now include the label: "Mixture intended for use in tattooing or permanent makeup".