Are these pigments cruelty-free and vegan?
Absolutely. Biotek pigments are 100% vegan and not tested on animals.
What’s the purpose of the airless bottle?
The airless system ensures zero contamination, precise dosing, and complete usage of the pigment without waste or drying out.
What is the difference between organic, inorganic, and hybrid pigments?
- Inorganic pigments (typically iron oxides) offer stability, low risk of hue shift, and muted tones ideal for scar camouflage or subtle work.
- Organic pigments (usually carbon-based) are brighter and more saturated—ideal for lip and eyeliner work.
- Hybrid pigments combine both for balanced intensity and durability.
Are Biotek pigments safe for all skin types?
Yes. Biotek pigments are dermatologically tested, vegan, and comply with EU REACH and US cosmetic regulations. They are suitable for sensitive skin and various Fitzpatrick phototypes, though color selection must match individual undertones.
How should I store Biotek pigments?
Store in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed. The airless packaging ensures sterility and prevents oxidation, allowing you to use every drop safely.
Is the pigment safe for sensitive clients?
Mojito is manufactured in ISO-certified labs, sterilised and REACH-compliant. Always perform a patch test to rule out individual sensitivities.
How long does it last in the skin?
Clinical tests and artist feedback indicate visible retention for 24–36 months before a maintenance session is advised, subject to client metabolism and after-care.
Is Biotek Hybrid Long Lasting suitable for microblading as well as machine work?
Yes. The low-viscosity liquid flows easily through cartridges and manual blades, making it versatile across techniques.
Do Biotek pigments change color over time?
No. Biotek uses bio-coated molecules and stabilized formulas to prevent red, grey, or blue hue shifts, ensuring consistent healing and longevity.