Permanent Makeup Methods

Permanent makeup is cosmetic tattooing, a  very specialized form of tattooing. There are many marketing terms out there like micro-pigmentation, nano-brow, micro-shading, microblading and they all mean the same thing, ‘tattooing on your makeup’. Tattooing/Pigmentation is the art and science of implanting pigment through the epidermal layer of the skin into the upper dermal layer of the skin. The epidermis is the outer layer of skin that is visible to all and is constantly shedding and renewing itself. Due to the fact the pigment was placed into the epidermis and the upper dermal layer, the color we have chosen for you will appear a bit darker then the healed and final result. When the color in the epidermis sheds you will see a lighter softer version of the pigment through a thin veil of healed epidermal skin.

Eyebrow microblading is the art of creating fuller thicker eyebrows through the use if a manual/machine tattooing technique. The process involves the application of detailed, fine lines on the eyebrow area that effectively mimic the natural color and fine hairs that form the eyebrow. First, a fine needle or blade is used to make very fine incisions on the skin in a shape and form that has been predetermined by the microblading specialist and the client. Next, pigment is either placed in the skin with a needle/machine or on the area that effectively soaks into the tiny incisions, creating a tattoo.

People that benefit from Permanent Cosmetics Include,

1. Poor vision or just cant see well to apply your makeup anymore
2. Allergies to topical makeup or skin sensitivities
3. An unsteady hand or poor motor skills due to Parkinsons disease, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, or stroke survivors.
4. People with busy lifestyles and hectic work schedules who want to look their best all day long with out having to stop, check and re-apply their makeup due to smudging or smearing. Those of you whom after a busy day want to look great for your evening without having to do a thing
5. People who enjoy activities like working out at the gym, yoga, swimming, boating, hiking, biking, tennis, camping, etc., that are concerned with their eyebrows or makeup coming off. Some people even avoid activities such as these because of that concern. Through permanent makeup, I can give you the personal freedom you need to go do the activities you enjoy.

The procedure should always be performed by a professional in hygienic environment using sterile instruments. Infection can result from not using clean and hygienic equipment. Bleeding can occur and it is best to take steps to minimize this by refraining from consuming alcohol or using and blood thinning medication at least 72 hours before the procedure.