What is Permanent Makeup?
Permanent Makeup is a state of the art technique in which pigment is placed into the dermal layer of the skin. The color chosen is complimentary for each client's skin, and enhances each client's natural beauty. With permanent makeup, you will no longer suffer smeared eyeliner, or constant need for lipstick touch-ups. Imagine no more need to draw on brows that are thin or faded. It is an extremely rewarding cosmetic procedure that will help you will look beautiful throughout the day and night.
Will you benefit from Permanent Cosmetics? The answer for almost everyone is yes.
Permanent Makeup can benefit anyone who:
*Has an active lifestyle *Has difficulty putting on makeup
*Has allergies to regular cosmetics *Applies makeup throughout the day
*Wants to enhance appearance *Wants to restore natural appearance
*Wants to spend less time applying makeup *Does not want smears or smudges
How long will my makeup last?
Permanent cosmetics can last many years, but eventually will need maintenance. Good news, the pigment used for permanent cosmetics pigments are formulated for use on the face, and is not the same as tattoo ink. As the color lightens, it simply lightens. I have had great success with my pigment lines as I watch my clients' colors gently lighten and not turn into distorted or off putting colors. Each client will vary in how often they will need additional color. Several factors can affect the duration of your permanent cosmetics, including sun exposure, topical product use, medications, and the body’s natural metabolism. Expect to have at least two appointments to achieve final results. In encourage my clients to take advantage of the long term maintenance pricing for my existing clientele. All of my clients qualify for maintenance pricing, ask me about it. In my experience, my clients are eager to come back for their color boosts. We have developed such a friendship; we both look forward to their quick and easy color refresher appointments.
Can I get an MRI?
There is a lot of misinformation about MRI and Permanent Cosmetics. It is acceptable to have an MRI if you have permanent makeup. Please feel free to go to http://www.spcp.org/MRIinfo.htm for additional information on this topic.