Permanent Makeup

Permanent makeup is a procedure where pigments are applied to the superficial layers of the skin, making the makeup last for a long time. Permanent makeup is not a tattoo, but a “long-lasting makeup” that stays on the skin for several months to years. When done correctly, permanent makeup looks natural, enhances your features, and conceals any imperfections in your appearance.

Benefits of Permanent Makeup:

Durability: Permanent makeup won’t wash off in the pool, at the beach, or in the gym.
Time-saving: You save time on your morning makeup routine.
Perfect lines: Permanent makeup allows you to create perfect lines that are difficult to replicate with decorative cosmetics.

Areas of Application

Permanent makeup for the eyes: Enhances eyelash density and creates expressive eyeliner.
Permanent makeup for the eyebrows: Shapes clear eyebrow contours and adds color and density.
Permanent makeup for the lips: Emphasizes the contour of the lips and intensifies their color.

Preparation for the Procedure

Before the procedure, it is important to be aware of the contraindications and follow the preparation recommendations:

Avoid taking blood-thinning medications two days before the procedure.
Do not drink alcohol, coffee, or exercise on the day of the procedure.
It is better to schedule the permanent makeup procedure in the middle of your menstrual cycle.
Avoid tanning beds and tropical countries for one month after the procedure.

The Permanent Makeup Procedure

Consultation: The specialist discusses the contraindications and your expectations for the makeup.
Preparation: The skin is disinfected, and a sketch of the makeup is applied.
Anesthesia: A numbing cream is applied.
Application of pigment: The specialist applies the pigment with a dermopigmentator.

Important Information

Permanent makeup does not completely replace decorative cosmetics, but it makes using them much easier.
The procedure may be a bit painful, but modern anesthetics minimize the discomfort.

Correction of Permanent Makeup

Over time, the pigments may fade, and it may be necessary to restore the clarity and definition of the makeup. The specialist will help you maintain your permanent makeup in perfect condition by offering corrections when necessary.