Permanent Makeup

Waking up already made up seems to be the dream of most women, is like in movies where the actress awakens impeccably beautiful, causing envy to everyone; But this reality already exists for many women. Thanks to micropigmentation, or as some prefer to call it, definitive makeup some characteristic and personal traits can be revealed or on the contrary disguised.

Micropigmentation is a technique that has been around for a long time and even has the support of an association, ABRAMI? Brazilian Association of Micropigmentation. The demand for this procedure has grown significantly over the years and today, with the technological resources and improvement of the instruments used in micropigmentation, this work is now done in a more specific and careful way, meeting the characteristics and needs of each client, as well as meet biosafety standards and common sense.

The goal of micropigmentation is to highlight or reveal positive traits, improving the appearance and contour of the eyes, eyebrows, lips or minor imperfections of the face or body! Anyone considering adhering to this technique has to take some care, such as choosing from renowned clinics and competent professionals. It is also very important to do research to know the procedure and the result, after all is practically a "tattoo", but less aggressive.

The process begins with the study of the client's face through a very careful consultancy, as well as the preparation of the simulated makeup to be pre-approved, and if necessary further adjustments may be developed.

The micropigmentation or permanent makeup is performed with a device called a demograph, which through small disposable needles pierce the surface layer of the skin to deposit the pigments, so this procedure may offer some discomfort or even pain during its application. Sessions typically last an average of two hours, and their cost may vary widely, depending on the region or type of work to be undertaken. After the procedure, it is recommended that the client return to the professional for a final analysis, may need retouching or work other imperfections.

Post-procedure care should generally last for 10 days and is restricted to the application of a specific ointment to aid healing and waterproofing action that protects the skin from possible external agents.

There are several shades of pigments to achieve greater naturalness in the procedure. Inadequate or misused products may alter the result, providing improper stains. Another important point is the need to perform maintenance on average every 3 years, so that the work always has the same effect. Again, I call attention to research on the subject and the professional who will perform the procedure.

In particular, I point this out only to people who need it for aesthetic reasons, not vanity; as is the case of those who had an accident or even for the purpose of correcting a certain natural characteristic, for example.

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Permanent EYELINER (April 2024)