Permanent and semi-permanent makeup on the South Shore of Montreal
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Permanent and semi-permanent makeup: enhance your natural beauty
Permanent makeup is also known as semi-permanent makeup, as it does not last forever. This cosmetic tattoo will fade faster than a regular tattoo to avoid unwanted color or shape changes. Permanent makeup has to be refreshed every two to four years. Otherwise, the makeup will completely disappear after about ten years.
An electric device suited to the delicate facial skin implants the pigments with thin, sterile, disposable needles. The skin is not damaged, and there is no bleeding because the implantation is in the superficial derm, a layer that contains very few blood vessels. The pigments used are also sterile and water-based. Color particles are micronized very finely so the skin can gradually eliminate them with time. Permanent makeup pigments are neutral by nature, hypoallergenic and safe. Colors are chosen specifically to meet the expectations of every client.
The permanent makeup process starts by applying an anesthetic cream to ensure maximum comfort, even on sensitive areas like lips or eyelids. Though the treatment can cause slight redness and swelling, the skin will not suffer trauma, and healing is short, usually from 3 to 7 days, depending on the treated area. No medical leave is needed. You may resume your daily activities right after the treatment.
Permanent Makeup on the South Shore of Montreal
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Permanent Makeup
Why choose permanent makeup?
Several reasons may motivate you to opt for permanent makeup. First of all, it allows you to save time because you will not have to apply makeup every day. It is especially useful for people who have a very packed schedule or who prefer to prioritize other activities.
Also, permanent makeup can correct or improve some facial characteristics, such as the shape and color of eyebrows, lips, or eyes. It can also conceal permanent skin imperfections such as scars or birthmarks while giving the skin a more uniform and aesthetically pleasing aspect.
For some people, permanent makeup can also be a solution to compensate for hair loss due to aging, genetic factors, or medical treatment, and recreate fuller eyebrows or eyelashes.
Finally, permanent makeup can be an option for people with physical limitations or dexterity problems who have difficulty applying makeup in a precise manner.
It is important to know that permanent makeup is a personnel decision that should be taken after consulting a qualified and experienced professional to discuss your needs, the advantages it provides and the potential risks.
Permanent makeup
Which areas can be treated with permanent makeup?
Permanent makeup, also known as dermopigmentation, can be used on several areas:
- Eyebrows : This is a frequently treated area. Permanent makeup can define, thicken, correct, or reshape eyebrows for a sharper and more symmetrical appearance.
- Lips : Permanent makeup can improve lip’s shape and color. It can improve outline definition, add color, and correct asymmetries so the lips are plumper and more attractive.
- Eyes : Eyelids can be treated with permanent makeup. It can include a permanent eyeliner application to enhance the lash line or a shadow effect on the eyelid for a dramatic aspect.
- Freckles : Some people chose to get permanent freckles to add a natural and sunlit aspect to their skin.
- Scalp : Permanent makeup can simulate the appearance of hair follicles on the scar in case of baldness or hair thinning. It gives the illusion of denser hair and a less visible scalp.
- Scars : In some cases, permanent makeup can conceal scars (acne scars, surgical scars, or injury-related scars) by applying pigments matching the skin colors to make them less visible.
It is important to know that the feasibility and results of permanent makeup may depend upon the area to treat, the skin quality, the natural pigmentation, and other individual elements.
