Permanent Makeup
(Cosmetic Tattoo)
Permanent makeup or facial tattooing is a beauty technique in which specialized pigments are used to tattoo various parts of the face, such as eyebrows, eyes and lips. This method is typically done permanently and for an extended duration with the aim of creating a natural and attractive appearance that eliminates the need for daily makeup. It is often chosen by individuals who want to reduce their time spent on makeup application or address issues like thinning eyebrows or lipIs a quick and easy procedure which can give you a perfectly natural look.
Nanobrows, Microblading, Eyebrow Powdering and Combo
Nano Brow is designed for those who are eager to improve the look of their brows, but without having that penciled-on result that many alternatives can achieve. This treatment utilizes a special Nano Needle that draws on each individual hair so it emulates real eyebrow hair. This is what makes it look so natural. Nano brows are essentially the end product of a procedure called nanoblading. They're a semi-permanent tattoo that results in full, fluffy looking brows. Like microbladed brows, the effects are longlasting and well suited to people who might be dealing with over-plucked brows. As they're a tattoo, nano brows are also ideal for those who want groomed brows that will endure sweating, swims and sauna sessions. What is the difference between Nanoblading and Microblading? Nano brows are achieved using a fine, single-needle tattoo machine, whereas microblading tools consist of several small needles. In each procedure, very fine hair-like strokes are tattooed onto the skin, creating the look of naturally full eyebrows. Nanoblading delivers pigment a little deeper into the skin, meaning nano brows can last up to two to three years. Microblading usually lasts between one to two years, but it can depend on your skin and lifestyle. Powder brows Ombre powder brows are a permanent make up treatment that uses either a digital machine or handheld tool to insert tiny dots of pigment into the skin. It creates a more shaded effect, rather than the crisp hair strokes that are often associated with microblading. What's the difference between microblading and ombre powder brows? Microblading is achieved with a handheld tool that creates individual hair-like strokes on the skin, while ombre brows are achieved with a tattoo-like machine that creates tiny dots on the skin. Many people report that ombre brows are less invasive than the microblading technique. It is nothing but a tattooing technique that serves the purpose of permanent makeup. Here, the professionals use small handheld tool that comprises numerous tiny needles. These needles are used to insert semi-permanent pigment into the skin to make it more alluring.
Lip Blushing (Lip Tattooing)
Lip blushing is a semi-permanent tattoo that can enhance the color and shape of your lips and give the impression of more fullness This is done by depositing color ink into your lips and along your lip line to improve the overall look. The color is subtle to give natural-looking results. How to Prepare for Your Lip Blushing Appointment Timing is crucial. If you have a history of cold sores, ask your doctor to prescribe an anti-viral medication—you won’t be able to go through with a lip blushing procedure if you have an active cold sore. You must also be four weeks past any filler or botox treatments around the area. From there, it’s all coming into the appointment with a smooth, hydrated canvas for your technician to work with. How Permanent Is Lip Blushing? Similar to a cosmetic service like microblading—which utilizes a blade to manually create small cuts in the skin, which are then filled with ink—the results vary from person to person. Generally, lip blushing can last several years, although your lifestyle contributes to how well it maintains; smoking and sun exposure can speed up the fading process, and if you’re oil-prone, have an iron deficiency, or use a lot of exfoliating products in your skin regimen, the pigment could fade more quickly, too. For the first 24 hours, I advise my clients to gently blot their lips with a wet cotton pad and let them air dry,” Son says. “This helps keep the lips clean and remove any body fluids that have surfaced and prevent the fluids from forming scabs.” When it comes to scabs, it’s important that they fall off naturally—picking them can result in scarring or loss of pigment in those areas. Also, avoid workouts and sun exposure for two weeks, and if you plan on getting injections, wait a full month. Sleeping on your face could also cause the scabs to fall off prematurely. An occlusive ointment like Aquaphor should be worn to keep the lips properly moisturized. Initially, the color will be super vibrant, almost like a lip stain. “It is important not to be misled by the immediate ‘after’ results. The immediate results look nothing like when the lips are healed. Once healed, the color fades approximately 30-50 percent and also blends in with the natural lip color,”
