What is permanent makeup?

Permanent makeup, also known as cosmetic tattooing, micropigmentation or dermapigmentation is a type of superficial tattooing that involves applying pigment into the skin’s dermal layer to enhance features such as eyebrows, eyes, and lips.

Eyebrows-(Microblading or traditional): Eyebrows are the focal point of the face. Sparse brows will appear fuller with several colors added to your existing brow hairs. Microblading creates a very natural looking eyebrow, so no one will ever know it was done! Brow pencil maybe added after healing to create a more dramatic effect. Sunscreen should always be worn on all procedural areas after healed to maintain optimal color.

Eyeliner:This can give a soft subtle lash enhancement that will make your eyes pop. For a dramatic look, a full eyeliner will enhance your eyes and the color choice is yours.

Lip Color: We will help you choose a specific lip color that will best complement your skin tones. Lipstick can be worn after healing to create a new look of desired.

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Permanent Makeup Frequently Asked Questions

Permanent makeup can not only make it quicker and easier to get ready everyday, but it may also be a good fit for anyone who:
-Have poor eyesight and unsteady hands, making it difficult to apply makeup.
-Are physically challenged.
-Have sparse lashes or brows.
-Have traditional makeup allergies.
-Have oily skin, making it difficult to keep traditional makeup on.
-Have vitiligo, alopecia, cancer, scars, burns, or hypo pigmentation.
-Have asymmetrical facial features.
-Have had surgical procedures. Permanent makeup can be used to camouflage scars.
The area that the permanent makeup is applied may be swollen and irritated. This is called “Wheal and Flare” reaction. The are may be darker for a few days as it heals because of the blood droplets and lymph that may have been brought to the surface of the skin.
While the skin is healing it will go through several phases before you see the final results. The area must first heal, peel, and fade. Final Results may take up to 4-8 weeks to completely heal. The area may need one retouch or “fine tune” before considered completely finished.
How long your permanent cosmetic makeup procedure lasts depends on a few different factors. 1. The type of techinques used in the procedure. 2. The products used. 3. How well you, yourself follow the before and after care. 4. Whether or not you use sunblock after the procedure is healed. Color enhancing is suggested “as needed” to keep your makeup looking fresh.
Natural aging of the skin will fade the color over time.
Do keep in mind MICROBLADING is NOT permanent and that will fade in 6-12 months depending on all the factors stated above.
Someone who is allergic to traditional makeup is usally allergic to fillers, binders, preservatives and fragrances in makeup. In permanent makeup, iron oxides and lakes are used. These are pure and are combined with re-wetting agents. Mineral makeup is made of these same ingredients and have been used for decade. These ingredients are innocuous and non-reactive, making them perfect for permanent makeup procedures.
After the procedure you will be given aftercare instructions. You must follow these EXACTLY. The overall success of your procedure is contingent upon you following these instructions. A follow-up visit will be scheduled for a ‘fine tune’ with in 4-6 weeks from your initial application to replace any pigment that has expelled from the first visit.
Some medications are not a problem. Although, there are certain types of medications that may require a release from your physician prior to any permanent makeup service. You should bring this with you prior to the procedure. During the consultation, this can be discussed further to know if this is needed for you.
Topical anesthesia may be used to alleviate discomfort during the procedure.

Permanent Makeup Client Preparation

A 50% non refundable deposit is required to hold an appointment.

The remaining balance would be due at the time of your appointment.

Please come alone the day of your appointment.

Please DO not bring anyone with you to watch. We do not want any distractions.

Please stop all medications AND vitamins that may cause blood thinning and swelling as well as stoping botox fillers.

Please stop these 4-5 days prior to the procedure. Botox fillers must be done 6 weeks before or 6 weeks after a procedure. If you are unsure of your medications ask your doctor or pharmacists.

Do not use any glycolics, chemical peels, alpha hydroxy Acid and Retin A on the skin 4 weeks prior to the procedure.

Accutane must be stopped at least one year prior to the service

Avoid brow waxing one week before the appointment.

Brow waxing does remove the top layer of skin from around the brow and it’s important that it is not removed right before your appointment.

Do not drink alcohol or anything that may contain alcohol.

Please make sure you are not drinking alcohol 4-5 days before the procedure. Including cough medicines etc.

Do not drink caffeine the day of the procedure.

Also please reduce caffeine the day before the procedure and drink plenty of water before the procedure.

If you are prone to low grade infections or have had a hip or knee replacement and have been advised by doctors to take antibiotics before a dental procedure, you should take the same precautions for this service.

Please do not wear any make up, lotions, perfumes the day of your appointment.

It is important to have clean, dry skin before beginning the procedure to insure no infections from these products.

If you are prone to cold sores, before having a LIP procedure you must prepare by taking valtrex.

This prescription is from a doctor to prevent a break out. This should be done 4-5 days prior to your appointment.

If you are pregnant or nursing you must wait until after you have finished nursing to have your make up done.

Do not come if you are sick or taking medications for cold or flu. etc.

It is super important to keep the entire room clean and sterile during your service. Coming to your procedure sick compromises this.

Tylenol is the only painkiller you may use 24 hours post service.

You want to prevent taking anything that causes your blood to thin. Other painkillers i.e. ibuprofen, aspirin cause your blood to thin.

Please do not wear contacts for service, or 24 hours prior.

If you are receiving permanent eyeliner it is important not to wear your contacts to the service as well as 24 hours prior to insure you do not have any eye irritation.

You will be more sensitive during a menstrual cycle.

Permanent Make up /Micropigmentation has been performed safely since the early 1970's. It is beautiful when done by a fully certified technician. . These preparations are to help your make up Take and heal better and must be followed exactly with the after care for BEST results.