Introduction
As temperatures drop, our clients start to crave warmth—not only in cozy sweaters and lattes but also in their beauty looks. Winter is the season of rich hues, soft contrasts, and timeless elegance. At YDPMU, we’ve gathered the top permanent makeup color trends for brows and lips this winter to help you choose shades that flatter every skin tone and keep your clients glowing all season long.
Whether you’re a professional artist or exploring your next permanent makeup look, these winter trends will inspire you to bring subtle warmth and balance into every pigment choice.
1. Warm & Cozy Brow Tones
In the colder months, the harsh light and pale skin undertones can make overly dark brows look severe. That’s why winter brow trends lean towards soft warmth and natural definition.
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Go for Neutral-Warm Pigments: Instead of cool grey or ashy taupe, opt for neutral browns with a touch of warmth—like chestnut, mocha, or caramel brown. These tones soften facial contrast and add life to fair winter skin.
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Match with Undertones: Fair or cool-toned clients benefit from golden-brown pigments that lift their complexion, while medium to tan clients shine with rich chocolate or deep honey shades.
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Pro Tip: To select the right brow pigment for each skin tone, explore our YDPMU Color Selection Guide — a professional reference designed to simplify pigment matching for every season.

2. Lip Blush Trends: From Nude Comfort to Burnt Berry
Winter lip shades are all about warmth, depth, and soft radiance. Permanent makeup artists can achieve these looks with pigment tones that complement natural lip undertones while counteracting seasonal dullness.
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Nude Comfort: Muted peach, pink-beige, and soft rose are trending for those who prefer a “no-makeup” look. These are perfect for everyday wear and heal beautifully even in dry winter air.
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Rich & Romantic: Deeper pigments like brick red, berry rose, or cinnamon enhance the lips’ natural shape and bring warmth to cooler complexions.
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Colour Correction Reminder: If your client has darker lips, a light warm corrector (peach/orange base) before adding your chosen winter pigment ensures a truer healed tone—just like we show in our Lip Color Correction Guide.

3. Winter-Proof Pigments & Healing Tips
The cold season can affect both pigment retention and healing results, so smart pigment choice and after-care are essential.
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Choose Balanced Pigments: Winter skin can look paler, so pigments with too-cool undertones may heal ashy. Maintain balance with pigments containing slight warmth.
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Hydration Is Key: Advise clients to keep lips moisturized and brows protected—dry winter air can cause flaking or pigment lift.
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Healing Lighting: Fewer hours of sun means less UV fading, making winter a great time for long-lasting results.

Conclusion
Winter is the perfect opportunity to explore deeper, richer tones while maintaining a natural softness that flatters every complexion. At YDPMU, we believe the key to perfect seasonal PMU is understanding tone, warmth, and undertone balance. Whether it’s a soft mocha brow or a berry-blush lip, choose pigments that reflect the comfort and depth of the season—and let your artistry glow through the winter chill.



