Permanent Makeup
Permanent makeup is a cosmetic technique which employs tattoos as a means of producing designs that resemble makeup, such as eyelining and other permanent enhancing colors to the skin of the face, lips, and eyelids.
Permanent Makeup
Permanent makeup is a form of tattooing commonly known as micropigmentation. Some choose permanent makeup as a time saver or because they have physical difficulty applying regular, temporary makeup.
For others, tattooing is an adjunct to reconstructive surgery, particularly of the face or breast, to simulate natural pigmentation. People who have lost their eyebrows due to alopecia (a form of hair loss) may choose to have "eyebrows" tattooed on, while people with vitiligo (a lack of pigmentation in areas of the skin) may try tattooing to help camouflage the condition.
Brows
Semi-Permanent Ombré shaded Powder Brows
A styling technique that creates a soft shaded brow pencil look that gives a light to dark ombré look. It gives great definition & depth to the eyebrows. It is particularly recommended for those with oily skin or combination skin or anyone who fills in their brows. Regularly the goal is to create a subtle gradient of color and give your arches a naturally-fuller appearance.
• Affordable & High quality services
• Top high-quality pigments
• Proper mapping
• All tools are disposable and sanitized
• Lasts 2-3 years (after second sessions completed)
• Results may vary depending on your skin type, skincare and lifestyle
• Fully healed within 14 days
• Retouch after 6 weeks-2 months is highly recommended
Eyeliner
Also known as an eyeliner tattoo, permanent eyeliner is a treatment you can receive that replaces the need to wear eyeliner each day. Permanent eyeliner involves using a tattooing technique to apply ink along the lashline to create the appearance of eyeliner
Lips
Permanent lipstick is a treatment which involves inserting pigments beneath the first layer of the skin of your lips. It is also known as the lip tattoo, even though tattoo ink is rarely used anymore. Pigments are used instead and the result is more natural, a powdery look of your lips.
- 24 hours post procedure - every hour, use a damp cotton pad with distilled water and lightly pat area to clean off the lymph discharge.
- Keep area dry - No water.
- Day 2 - 7: Apply a thin layer of skin jelly only at night before bed.
- You can now wash around the area and not the brows. It is allowed to get wet, very gently pat the brows dry.
- Do not rub or peel the crust off.
- Colour will appear light, but pigment will be more visible within 3 weeks.
- Second procedure is in 6 weeks.
- No makeup on the brows.
- Avoid swimming pools and saunas for 7 days.
- No sunlight on the area for 4 weeks.
- 24 hours post procedure - no water or soap on area.
- Next morning - gently wipe eyes with cotton round and distilled water.
- Swelling - cold/ice compress, anti inflammatory, anti histamine.
- Day 2 - 7: Apply a very thin layer of skin jelly only at night before bed (IF NECESSARY).
- No mascara or eye makeup for 7 days.
- Avoid swimming pools and saunas for 7 days.
- 24 hours post procedure - every hour, use a damp cotton pad with distilled water and lightly pat the area to clean off the lymph discharge.
- Keep area dry - No water.
- Day 2 - 5: Apply a very thin layer of skin jelly 2 - 3 times a day.
- You can now wash around the area and not the lips. It is allowed to get wet, very gently pat the lips dry.
- Do not rub or peel the crusts off.
- Colour will appear light but pigment will be more visible within 3 weeks.
- Second procedure is in 6 weeks.
- Lips might be dry and sensitive after crusts come off.
- No makeup on the lips and avoid swimming and saunas for 7 days.
- No sunlight on the area for 4 weeks.
