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Permanent Makeup
Permanent Makeup is the art and science of implanting color into your skin. It is putting the right color in the right place, so you can look better naturally. Specialized instruments allow your cosmetic tattooing professional to place color into the layer of skin known as the dermis. Because the outermost layer on skin, the epidermis, is always shedding and renewing itself, you are looking at the color through a thin veil of skin. When a procedure is completed, the color will flake off during the healing process, lightening the overall effect. Because the color is placed in your skin and not on your skin, a more natural, softer look results. Cosmetic tattoo is a way to save time and make your life easier. Wake up every morning with perfect make up. Go for a swim, to the gym, have a run, play tennis, golf, shower or perspire, and your make up won’t smudge or run off.
Types of Permanent Makeup
Permanent Eyebrow
The permanent eyebrow is totally different from microblading. The former uses tattoo dyes to fill in a dimensional brow shape and any spare spots. As for the latter, it uses a super fine pen to softly deposit pigment into the skin. It creates tiny hairlike strokes to make brows look thicker and appear more natural. Microblading is less invasive compared to the permanent tattoo since it is not deeply inserted into the skin. These procedures are commonly done to those who lost their hair due to old age or disease, such as alopecia totalis or chemotherapy.
Permanent Lip Makeup
This procedure is done for those who want to have more defined lips or want to add some color on their lips. As people age, one will lose pigment around their lips causing unnatural spots. Permanent lip makeup compensates for the pigmentation loss and colors the lips with more luscious and natural shade.
Permanent Eyeliner
This procedure enhances the shape and natural beauty of the eyes. This procedure is best for those busy people who want to save time or for those who have a hard time putting on eyeliner. This also reduces the stretching of the skin on your eyelid due to the eyeliner application.
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