RBKOLLORS USA - BlogRBKOLLORS USA - Bloghttps://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogsMon, 20 Apr 2026 06:28:47 -0700http://zoho.com/sites/<![CDATA[RBKollors launches New Catalog for 2026! See and download now]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/rbkollors-launches-new-color-and-product-catalog-for-2021-see-and-download-nowRBKollors begins the year by launching a new catalog of colors and products for its customers, aiming to facilitate the purchase and complete presenta ]]>
RBKollors begins the year by launching a new catalog of colors and products for its customers, aiming to facilitate the purchase and complete presentation of all products.


Above all, RBKollors wanted optimized content, so the new RBKollors catalog has QR Code technology, where the customer can point the cell phone camera and be redirected directly to the product's purchase page, in addition to, for the first time, having created digital degradations that will facilitate the visualization of the products by the customers and partners.

The new RBKollors catalog has 84 pages, where we present a little of the history of the brand, all products (Organic Line for lips, Organic and Inorganic Line for eyebrows, Regenera Beauty and Regenera Beauty Lips Care line, Pigment Kits , Skin Line) and more, that is, in other words: complete content!

New RBKollors catalog features colors, new products and more

This rich material is available in English and Spanish and can be downloaded now, just click here for English or Spanish!
 
However, in addition to the catalog you will have access to the RBKollors Anamnesis Form, a biosafety checklist and a blank degradation book to print and use.

More about the new RBKollors catalog

The RBKollors team, therefore, created an easy, intuitive and eye-pleasing catalog for you, the artist, to choose your pigment in the best way.


On each page of our products you can, for example, read the description of the pigment (which is the color and for which photo it is indicated), the degradation (which helps to see how the color will degrade on the skin), the QR Code for purchase and consultation of the product online, the photo of a model with the indicated skin tone, and yet, an eyebrow / lip digitally colored with the color and more.

“We are very happy with the launch of this catalog for our customers. We know, therefore, how a complete material like this will help a lot of artists to choose the best colors ”, says RBKollors CEO, Renata Barcelli.

Educational content

However, in addition to the presentation of the pigments, the catalog includes several educational contents for you to learn how to neutralize lips, eyebrows, how to properly store the pigments and other information.

“Customers will be able to read about the pigment, understand why they are vegan products and answer the main questions, for example. Everything there, in your hand. Online or printed ”, concludes Renata.

]]>Wed, 01 Apr 2026 10:17:00 -0300<![CDATA[Having my eyebrows done was as important as the 50 surgeries I had]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/having-my-eyebrows-done-was-as-important-as-the-50-surgeries-i-hadTransformation and micropigmentation - What would make a 35 year old woman be thrilled to see herself in the mirror after a PMU procedure?  The an ]]>
Transformation and micropigmentation - What would make a 35 year old woman be thrilled to see herself in the mirror after a PMU procedure? 
The answer is: the eyebrows made by specialist Jack Meneses.


Thalita Barroso, a resident of Brazil, had 70% of her body burned in a domestic accident when she was just three years old. In addition, even after more than 50 surgeries with the best professionals in Brazil, the eyebrows had not yet been done and were highly expected by her.


“Since my accident, my life has been just suffering. If I am here today it is a miracle. Also, having the eyebrows done for me is a big step", she said in a video recorded moments before the procedure at Jack's professional studio, a RBKollors Royal Trainer.
Before and after Thalita with RBKollors pigments


Despite always wanting to have eyebrows, which is increasingly important for the image of men and women, Thalita felt that she needed to find someone who she trusted. “With Jack, I felt at ease. She gave me the courage I needed. ”

The procedure

Jack Menezes, for example, one of the best professionals in Brazil, is a specialist in natural results. "At Talita, the micropigmentation technique was carried out microblading with shadow, to give an extra volume to the eyebrows"


Jack says that she met Thalita through a client. "I was told that Thalita is a great person and that even with her appearance she is a very happy girl, she cares about her appeareance".


Watch it now!


Jack said that she always wanted to make a video to show everyone that micropigmentation could, indeed, change lives.

“Micropigmentation changes not only the client's life, but it changes people's lives when it is done with humility, humanity…”, she says.

On the day of the video, however, Jack said that she was even a little nervous because it was such a big responsibility.


“Even though I was a professional, aware of what I was going to do, it scared me! I was afraid she didn't like it because it was so different from the usual. After all, we are dealing with self-esteem and I was very happy that she believed in me, ”she said.

Transformation and micropigmentation

After the procedure the result brought by the RBKollors pigment was as expected. “It healed well, fixed it well… On the retouching day the color was fixed, the skin was super pigmented. She looked beautiful. It was a dream come true for me and her!


Besides seeing her eyebrows ready, Talita was thrilled and super satisfied with the result.

“It was beautiful! Better than I thouhgt…. In addition, it looks like I have hair, ”she says.

* The video and photos of this procedure were taken before the new coronavirus pandemic.

]]>Mon, 30 Mar 2026 10:49:00 -0300<![CDATA[Microblading and shadow: which pigments to use on blondes and redheads?]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/wire-to-wire-and-shadow-which-pigments-to-use-on-blondes-and-redheadsWhich pigments to use on blondes and redheads? If you are a PMU artist, surely this question has already been asked. As RBKollors is the professional- ]]>
Which pigments to use on blondes and redheads? If you are a PMU artist, surely this question has already been asked. As RBKollors is the professional-friendly brand, today we will help you with this by giving you the best tips!

For knowing which pigment to use in blondes and redheads, you need to go to the beginning of the Fitzpatrick Scale, that numerical classification for human skin color. Today we’re going to focus on phototypes 1, 2 and 3.

Ombré 1

Clients who wear platinum or white hair (usually phototypes 1 and 2)


This is a neutral light brown pigment, with no blue in the formulation. Perfect for very light hair stroke or shadow technique in skin type 1 and 2.

Ombré 2

Clients with blond hair, ideal for light hair. Very used for shadow in skin type 3.

This pigment is a light brown and slightly heated. It tends to be slightly golden.

Blond

Light brown, neutral pigment, without the presence of blue in the formulation and with a high pigment load.


Blond by RBKollors is ideal for natural blonde hair. Used in shadow on skin types 1 and 2.

Pigments for micropigmentation in redheads

For ginger clients, the professional will always need to mix the pigments listed below with the Hot or Teacup pigment, taking into account the client's hair color.

For redheads, choose the pigments:
  • Ombré 1
  • Ombré 2
  • Blond


Remembering that RBKollors pigments are already heated and do not need heating (unless the client has a systemic problem: learn more about it here).
]]>Fri, 07 May 2021 10:48:52 -0300<![CDATA[Organic and Inorganic Line]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/organic-and-inorganic-lineIt is not possible to measure the fixation time on each skin, since each organism reacts in a different way, but in theory the organic pigment is bett ]]>

Organic or Inorganic Pigment - Which one has better fixation and durability?

It is not possible to measure the fixation time on each skin, since each organism reacts in a different way, but in theory the organic pigment is better accepted by our skin.


What is the basic difference between the Organic and Inorganic line?

Basically we can say that the most relevant difference between the Organic and Inorganic line is that the organic line has a greater tinting power and a greater facility to be able to enter the skin faster, not making the repetitive injury necessary for the color implant. In addition, the inorganic line does not have the full range of colors that the organic has. So, what is the advantage of the inorganic line? Those who work with the heavier hand may end up preferring this line, as well as some who perform shadow techniques.

What are the most suitable techniques for each line?

There are professionals who choose the Inorganic line to perform Shadow and start eyebrows. The inorganic line is still great for working with dermographs. For heavier hands, it builds wonderful hair strokes.
Because of its tinting power, the organic line is loved by those who expect high fixation and zero touch-up. In addition, for professionals with a lighter and more delicate hand, the organic line is a good choice, since it is possible to make fine and natural hair strokes with very few steps.

Can the Organic and Inorganic lines be mixed?

Both lines go through the same grinding, preparation and sterilization process using gamma rays. In addition, both lines have a very similar driving vehicle. Therefore, it can be mixed.


Can the allergic index increase with the use of the Inorganic line?

The skin is our biggest sensory organ and allergies have different causes that are still under research by science. An endless number of internal and external factors can directly influence the allergic process. It is not possible to state that the organic elements of the compost are more or less allergic, just as we cannot say something like the Inorganic line. What can be said is that there are no cases reported after all the tests performed.


]]>Mon, 09 Mar 2026 09:42:00 -0300<![CDATA[Areola reconstruction: how micropigmentation changes lives]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/areola-reconstruction-how-micropigmentation-changes-livesThe reconstruction of the areola or nipple reconstruction is one of the most delicate and profound works that a PMU artist can develop. It is beyond a ]]>
The reconstruction of the areola or nipple reconstruction is one of the most delicate and profound works that a PMU artist can develop. It is beyond aesthetics and beauty. This type of procedure touches the client's heart and gives a new meaning to the woman's life after beating breast cancer.

'In 2021, an estimated 281,550 new cases of invasive breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in women in the U.S., along with 49,290 new cases of non-invasive (in situ) breast cancer', says breastcancer.org.

Areola reconstruction is a new beginning

The reconstruction of the nipple respects the color and size of the areola of each woman


Have you ever wondered, for example, how is the psychological and self-esteem of a woman who went through the discovery of cancer, treatment and surgery to remove the tumor and, often, the breast? Despite the happiness and relief of having overcome the disease, something seems to be missing.

The breast itself can be reconstructed with silicone prostheses, for example. But what about the areola? As much as anyone sees it, it is an unpleasant factor in its absence or deformity.

The change that the procedure causes in the patient and the professional

It was this feeling that Thatiana Bento, 46, had after overcoming the disease. “Every time I went to bathe, when I was in front of someone or went to the beach, it was very difficult. It is a sensation that has no words. ”Says Thati, who discovered cancer when doing self-examination at home, in 2016.

Thatiana Bento told RBKollors how the procedure changed her life


Founder of the Mamas com Amor project, where she does voluntary reconstruction work, and a national reference in the area, Schirley Brows says she has been working with paramedic micropigmentation since 2016.


“After learning the technique, I realized that I had a‘ world ’to explore. To clear up my doubts, I started researching, talking with doctors, with patients ... I went deeper. I learned a lot from each patient. Fears, challenges, insecurities… ”, she says.
Schirley Brows is one of the references in areola reconstruction in Brazil


Schirley says that each hug after the reconstruction procedure is like putting an end to the entire cancer journey. “Working with reconstruction is magical, inexplicable. I feel that God is using me to make a difference in the lives of these women.

“When I got the procedure finished, I realized that this was what was missing, like an icing on the cake” -Thatiana Bento, Schirley's client.

“I learn and evolve with each woman who lays on my stretcher. I am a better human being because of my work. The mirror that used to be a villain becomes a woman's best friend ”, says Schirley.

Meet Paramedic Micropigmentation

Paramedic micropigmentation is a specialty in the area of ​​micropigmentation that aims to care for people who for some reason have spots, marks, scars, surgical results that they would probably like to hide, disguise or correct this aspect of themselves that they think is "ugly".


RBKollors has an exclusive line for skin; get to know the Skin line


In the case of breasts, therefore, the paramedic micropigmentation is responsible for redesigning the areolas and nipples with a realistic 3D technique, reconstructing the nipple areola complex. The areola-papillary complex (NAC) is a fundamental structure in the aesthetics of the breast, always secondary to some surgical intervention.
The result of areola reconstruction using micropigmentation is extremely realistic


In addition to the areolas, paramedic micropigmentation serves clients after surgery for cleft lips, scars and people with other particularities, for example.


Therefore, there are specific courses for artists who want to work in this area. However, taking responsibility for choosing a serious place and using the appropriate pigments is as important as the result on the client's body.


This beautiful work by Schirley Brows and so many other artists deserves the recognition and tribute from RBKollors. And, therefore, don't forget: do the breast self-examination.
]]>Thu, 05 Mar 2026 10:49:00 -0300<![CDATA[Micropigmentation on black skin: which colors to use?]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/micropigmentation-on-black-skin-which-colors-to-useMore than 13.4% of the population of the United States are black as declared   by US Census Bureau . They are, according to the research, more ]]>
More than 13.4% of the population of the United States are black as declared  by US Census Bureau. They are, according to the research, more than 43 millions. Then today we are going to give you some tips on how to make micropigmentation on black skin!


Something fundamental in micropigmentation on black skin, however, is to understand pigmentology, right? Mainly to know the skin types and to be able to perform incredible procedures in any one of them. Read to the end and you will learn more about it!

Main questions

One of the biggest challenges among PMU artists, therefore, is how to deal with, understand and deliver excellent results in black skins, due to the hyperpigmentation that the darkest skin type has.


The pigments for this type of skin must be chosen carefuly and with much attention, so that they do not end up with unwanted tones and lose a procedure.

Which pigments to use for micropigmentation on black skin?

To help even more, we  will leave a protocol below for the skin types 5 and 6, which is part of the scientific article by artist Juliana Siqueira.

Phototype 5

Clients with dark skin, hair and black eyes are characterized, therefore, as skin type 5 by the Fitzpatrick scale. They tan very easily and are not very sensitive to the sun.





For micropigmentation on black skin phototype 5, use:
6 drops of Jamblack;
3 drops of Total Black;
2 drop of Hot.

Phototype 6

Clients with dark black skin, black hair and black eyes, for example, are characterized as phototype 6. They tan deeply and never burn.





For micropigmentation on black skin phototype 5, use:

4 drops of Jamblack;

6 drops of Total Black;

1 drop of Hot;

2 drops of Red Life.

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]]>Wed, 04 Mar 2026 10:48:00 -0300<![CDATA[Triad RBKollors]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/triad-rbkollorsHey! Did you know that with just three colors from RBKollors you can do na amazing work? We call it the "RBKollors Triad". This triad was dev ]]>

3 colors, endless possibilities

Hey! Did you know that with just three colors from RBKollors you can do na amazing work? We call it the "RBKollors Triad".
This triad was developed by our team to help the professional who is starting in micropigmentation or that artist who is migrating from brand and coming to RBKollors now.

PIGMENTS OF OUR TRIAD: Blond Light, Jamblack and Hot. 💡
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👱🏻‍♀️ Skin tone: Skin type 1 and 2
Technique: Shadow. Use 1/2 pH dense toggle plus: 4 drops of Blond Light and 1 drop of Hot
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👱🏽‍♀️ Skin tone: Skin type 3 and 4
Technique: Shadow use 1/2 pH dense bung plus 2 drops of Blond Light, 2 drops of Jamblack and 1 drop of Hot
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👩🏾 Skin tone: Skin type 5
Technique: Shadow, use 1/2 pH dense toggle plus 1 drop of Blond Light, 3 drops of Jamblack and 1 drop of Hot
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👩🏿 Skin tone: Skin type 6
To Shadow use 1/2 pH dense toggle plus 4 drops of Jamblack and 1 drop of Hot
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In yarn techniques we apply color based on the yarn tone and thickness, regardless of the Skin type.
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Very dark hair strokes: 5 drops of Jamblack
Dark wires: 5 Jamblack + 2 Hot
Medium hair strokes: 3 Jamblack + 1 Hot + 1 Blond Light
Light hair: 5 drops Blond light + 1 drop of Hot.
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RBKollors and you, always one step ahead!

]]>Sun, 01 Mar 2026 11:33:00 -0300<![CDATA[Inorganic Line]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/inorganic-lineRBKollors Inorganic Line has been a great success among micropigmentation professionals, bringing a new option of 100% Brazilian pigments to the marke ]]>

Inorganic Line RBKollors: get to know the pigments, results and differential

RBKollors Inorganic Line has been a great success among micropigmentation professionals, bringing a new option of 100% Brazilian pigments to the market.


The 13 colors available on the RBKollors website were created by Renata Barcelli, mother of micropigmentation in Brazil and the composition remains the same: deionized water, nonionic surfactant, USP vegetable glycerin, USP propylene glycol and non-toxic metal pigments.


In this article we will explain to you the difference between organic and inorganic pigments, their degradation, equivalents in the organic line and photos of the results of all colors, so read it all and become an expert in inorganic pigments!

Differences between RBKollors Inorganic Line and organic pigments

The main difference, therefore, is in their formulation, but this does not affect the fact that they are 100% vegan and free of metals.


For example, the difference in practice is that they are softer - with less dyeing power - than organic pigments, in addition to having the colors that tend to the suede.


Despite the fact that many artists (who master the technique) make wonderful strokes with these colors, the RBKollors Inorganic Line is indicated for shadow and other more solid techniques, in clients who have thin or devitalized skin.


A curiosity is that most of the colors of the organic line have equivalents in the Inorganic Line. So if, for example, you want to start working with inorganic pigments and you don't feel safe with the colors, be aware that some are very similar. Look:

Universal, for example, is equivalent to Odense
Jamblack, for example, is equivalent to Brownie Extra Dark
Jambo, for example, is equivalent to Brownie
Hot, for example, is equivalent to Hot Repair
Total Black is, for example, equivalent to the Ombré Line

Discover the colors and results of the RBKollors Inorganic Line

Brownie

Characteristics: neutral dark brown

Objective: used for skin type 4 and 5 (shadow and hair stroke)

See in our online store

Brownie Extra Dark

Characteristics: cold dark brown

Objective: used for skin type 5 (shadow and hair stroke)


Odense

Characteristics: medium brown heated

Objective: used for skin type 3 and 4 ((shadow and hair stroke)

Ombré Line

Characteristics: pure black

Objective: used for skin type 6 (shadow and hair stroke); skin type 3, 4 and 5 for hair stroke; used to outline eyes

Shadow Extra Light

Characteristics: cold light brown

Objective: used for skin type 1 and 2 (shadow and hair stroke)

Obs: Platinum and elderly blondes with white hairs

See in our online store

Hot Repair

Characteristics: hot orange

Objective: used to neutralize grayish colors and warm up other tones

White

Characteristics: pure white

Objective: use with caution in specific techniques according to the professional's learning

See in our online store

]]>Fri, 27 Feb 2026 16:09:00 -0300<![CDATA[How to properly store RBKollors pigments? Learn in 5 steps]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/how-to-properly-store-rbkollors-pigments-learn-in-5-stepsLying, standing, at a warm or cold environment ... Have you, who is a micropigmenter or dealer, ever wondered how to store RBKollors pigments correctl ]]>

Pigments storage

Lying, standing, at a warm or cold environment ... Have you, who is a micropigmenter or dealer, ever wondered how to store RBKollors pigments correctly? This directly influences the pigment's shelf life and even in other aspects, such as fixation, color and the possibility of using it or not on the client's skin.


How to properly store RBKollors pigments?

  • It is essential, first of all, to keep the pigments in their original packaging, inside the box with its respective package insert;

  • The pigment must not be exposed to sunlight, as this can change its original shade, as well as friction can damage the batch printing, color and expiration date;

  • RBKollors pigments must be stored in a cool, ventilated place and protected from humidity. The pigments must be kept at temperatures of, on average, 23ºC (73,4° F);

  • The ideal positioning is horizontal, so that the pigments remain homogeneous for a longer period.

  • The pigments must always be closed to avoid drying the ink inside the bottle.


Bearing in mind that the pigments displayed in shop windows and / or exhibitors must not be marketed or used by professionals. If exposed to sunlight or excessive light, they run the risk of having lost two original properties, for example.

Homogenized pigments

Correct storage of pigments directly influences homogenization:

If you buy the pigments directly from our distributors, please be aware that it is mandatory to sell the pigments completely homogenized, that is, each storekeeper / representative must have his agitator (several models are easily found in laboratory product stores), so that they maintain the original hue.

The shopkeeper must also pass this procedure on to the micropigmenter.

Why is it important? Before going through the stirrer, the pigment shows a variation of colors inside the bottle, which may make the professional think that it has some problem, such as being out of standards.
After passing through the shaker for a few minutes, however, the pigment acquires its original color throughout the flask.

Expired products: watch out!

Expired pigments, however, cannot be sold under any circumstances. To prevent it, put them on sale, if you are a dealer, before the pigment reaches the deadline. 
Therefore, for resellers, RBKollors authorizes sale below the list price. Once opened, therefore, RBKollors pigments have a shelf life of six months. If it has not been opened, the expiration date is as described in the box / bottle.

It is important, for example, that all RBKollors customers know that the company does not recommend buying pigment on other sites than the official one or the website of our official representatives. Therefore, we are not responsible for the quality, expiration date and / or content of the pigment in those cases.
]]>Sat, 14 Feb 2026 09:54:00 -0300<![CDATA[Find out how the pigments are made]]>https://www.rbkollorsusa.com/blogs/post/know-more-about-how-the-pigments-are-produced Watch it now! ]]>

Watch it now!

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