YDPMU NEO Organic Lip Pigment - Bordeaux

YDPMU NEO Organic Lip Pigment in Bordeaux is the darkest, most dramatic shade in the NEO Organic lip collection—a deep, rich wine-burgundy with cool-plum undertones that delivers the most powerful, fashion-forward lip statement available in the range. The go-to shade for clients who want luxurious, timeless depth that no other shade in the collection can match. Gamma-sterilized, 100% organic, 2+ years of vibrant retention. Never turns brown, gray, or muddy.

<No Color Shift — Deep Wine-Burgundy Tone Forever>
Specially formulated NEO organic pigment maintains perfect deep cool wine-burgundy undertones as it fades—never turning brown, gray, or muddy over time. Bordeaux heals to a beautiful, rich wine that preserves its sophisticated, dramatic character for 2+ years.

<Gamma-Sterilized in ISO-Certified Facilities>
Gamma-sterilized for maximum safety and sterility. Free from heavy metals and irritants—the safest choice for sensitive lips and clients prone to allergic reactions.

<3D Natural-Looking Color Gradient>
Micro-pigment technology creates dimensional, soft-focus color that mimics real lip texture—avoiding flat, artificial appearance for the most vibrant, naturally rich wine-burgundy lip results.

<Perfect Viscosity for All Digital Machines>
Optimized liquid consistency flows smoothly with all digital PMU machines—preventing clogging and ensuring even, consistent color saturation for professional lip results.

<2+ Years of Vibrant, Fade-Resistant Color>
Mixable with all other NEO Organic lip shades. Provides 2+ years of vibrant, fade-resistant deep wine-burgundy lip color that heals beautifully and maintains its luxurious, dramatic depth over time.

COLOR DETAILS:
Bordeaux is a deep, rich wine-burgundy with cool-plum undertones—inspired by the legendary deep red wines of the Bordeaux region of France. This sophisticated shade is the darkest and most dramatic lip color in the NEO Organic collection, creating a bold, fashion-forward lip aesthetic that is both timeless and luxurious. The color heals to a stunning deep wine that delivers maximum lip impact for clients who want to make a powerful, elegant statement with their permanent lip color.

BORDEAUX vs. SIMILAR SHADES:

• Raspberry — Deep cool berry-pink. Lighter and more pink-dominant than Bordeaux
• Diamond Red — Cool blue-red. Brighter and more red-dominant than Bordeaux
• Bordeaux (This shade) ← Deep wine-burgundy. The darkest, most dramatic shade in the collection

BEST FOR:

• All skin tones — particularly striking on medium to dark complexions
• Clients seeking the most dramatic, luxurious lip color
• Cool to neutral undertones
• Fashion-forward, editorial lip aesthetic
• Clients who regularly wear dark wine or burgundy lip makeup
• Autumn/winter aesthetic clients
• Bold ombre lips with deep wine outer gradient

RECOMMENDED TECHNIQUES:

• Full lip color application for maximum drama
• Deep ombre and gradient lip color
• Bold lip definition and contouring
• Custom deep wine lip color mixing

MIXING RECOMMENDATIONS:
Mix with Raspberry to lighten for a rich berry-wine. Combine with Diamond Red to brighten for a deep cool red-wine. Blend with Soft White to create a custom dusty mauve-wine. Add Cherry Blush to warm for a deep warm cherry-wine. Mix with Ruby Red to brighten for a classic deep red.

BORDEAUX IN THE NEO ORGANIC LIP COLLECTION:

• Corrective Shades: Soft White, Lemon Yellow, Pale Orange, Light Orange, Milk Orange, Orange Burst
• Natural / Nude Shades: Light Coral, Pink Orange, Ouba Pink, Grapefruit
• Pink Shades: Light Pink, Barbie Pink, Lotus, Raspberry, Cherry Blush
• Red Shades: Redwood, Hawthorn Red, Ruby Red, Superb Red, Blaze Red, Diamond Red, Flame Red, HC Fire Red, HC Brilliant Red
• Deep Shades: Bordeaux ← (Deep wine-burgundy — the darkest, most dramatic shade in the collection)

SPECIFICATIONS:

• Shade: Bordeaux (deep wine-burgundy with cool-plum undertones)
• SKU: CTPM-NEO-024
• Formula: NEO organic liquid (100% organic)
• Sterilization: Gamma-sterilized, ISO-certified
• Certification: Heavy metal-free, irritant-free
• Application: All digital PMU machines
• Color retention: 2+ years
• Shelf life: 3 years unopened

WHY CHOOSE BORDEAUX:
Bordeaux is the essential dark shade for studios serving clients who want the most dramatic, luxurious permanent lip color available—its deep wine-burgundy delivers a level of depth and sophistication that no other shade in the NEO Organic collection can match. As the darkest shade in the range, it is the natural recommendation for clients who regularly wear dark wine or burgundy lip makeup and want their permanent color to deliver the same powerful impact every day. The most fashion-forward, editorial lip shade in the collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bordeaux too dark for permanent lip color, or will it look wearable after healing?

Bordeaux is intentionally the darkest, most dramatic shade in the collection—it heals to a deep, rich wine-burgundy that is clearly visible and bold. After healing, the color softens by approximately 30–40% from its immediate post-procedure appearance, but it remains a deep, statement-making wine color rather than a subtle enhancement. It is not the right choice for clients who want a natural or understated result. Bordeaux is the right choice for clients who regularly wear dark wine or burgundy lip makeup and want their permanent color to deliver the same powerful impact every day—without daily application. For clients who love the shade but want a slightly lighter version, mix with Raspberry or Ruby Red to reduce depth while maintaining the cool wine character.

How does Bordeaux look on different skin tones?

Fair skin — Bordeaux creates maximum contrast on fair skin—a dramatic, high-fashion wine lip that is striking and editorial. Best for clients who want the most dramatic possible result. Light to medium skin — heals to a rich, visible wine-burgundy with excellent depth and sophistication. Medium to tan skin — the cool-plum undertones of Bordeaux complement medium-tan complexions beautifully—the wine reads as luxurious and refined. Dark skin — Bordeaux is particularly striking on dark skin tones where the deep wine creates a beautiful, rich contrast—one of the most flattering shades for dark complexions in the entire collection.

Can Bordeaux be used for dark lip correction clients?

Bordeaux is one of the most practical shades for dark-lipped clients because its deep color can partially mask residual dark pigmentation—requiring less aggressive correction than lighter shades. For clients with moderately dark lips who want a dark wine result, partial correction (rather than full neutralization) may be sufficient before applying Bordeaux. For clients with very dark or blue-toned lips, use Pale Orange or Light Orange correctors from the YDPMU NEO Dark Lip Neutralize Set to neutralize the darkest areas before applying Bordeaux for the most accurate, vibrant wine result. Bordeaux is the most forgiving dark shade for imperfect correction—its depth naturally absorbs minor residual pigmentation.

What is the difference between Bordeaux and Raspberry for clients wanting dark, cool-toned lips?

Raspberry — deep cool berry-pink. Clearly pink in character with berry depth—bold and sophisticated but unmistakably in the pink family. More wearable for everyday use. Bordeaux — deep wine-burgundy. Crosses from pink into wine/burgundy territory—a dramatically darker, more intense shade that reads as wine-colored rather than pink. The most dramatic, fashion-forward choice in the collection. For clients deciding between the two: Raspberry is the "bold pink" everyday choice; Bordeaux is the "dramatic wine" statement choice. Bordeaux is the more seasonal, editorial option—particularly popular for autumn/winter aesthetics.

Can I mix Bordeaux with lighter shades to create custom deep tones?

Yes — Bordeaux is the most powerful darkening base in the NEO Organic range—small amounts added to lighter shades create custom deep tones: add a small amount of Bordeaux to Raspberry for a deeper berry-wine. Mix with Ruby Red for a classic deep red with wine depth. Combine with Cherry Blush for a deep warm cherry-wine. Add to Lotus for a sophisticated dusty wine-rose. Because Bordeaux is very concentrated in depth, use small ratios (10–20% Bordeaux) when mixing with lighter shades—test on a color swatch before application to confirm the final depth for each client.