• What is permanent makeup?

    It is the micro-implantation of coloring pigments into the skin for aesthetic purposes to enhance, contour, and outline facial features. This include services as Microblading, Micro shading, eyeliners , lip liners, lip blushing , scalp pigmentation, camouflage corrections, basically any procedure that requires the usage of needles and pigments under the skin.

  • Is there any discomfort in the procedure?

    Unlike in tattooing or some other type of permanent makeup salons Permanent-Line uses topical anesthetics that are highly effective to be applied to the treated area which significantly reduces discomfort. Typically, patients will report a tickling sensation with little or no discomfort during or after a procedure has been performed.



  • How long does it take?

    The average time required for a procedure is between one to two hours for a new procedure. If client is getting a touch up procedure can take about an hour and a half.

  • How long does permanent makeup last?

    Gradual fading can be expected for all micro-pigmentation procedures. This varies among people and is dependent on the specific shade used. Most colors last one to three years, periodic touchups are recommended to maintain the desired look. You can also choose to change colors of your permanent makeup. For instance, a nude lip color can be modified to a peachy pink or a brown eyeliner to a black or navy hue.

  • Can I have botox after my procedure?

    We recommend to wait a few days to let the eyebrows heal completely before Botox is injected. A brow lift should not significantly alter the shape of a permanent eyebrow.

  • Is permanent makeup actual permanent?

    The permanent makeup implantation technique deposits color pigment into the upper reticular layer of the skin and is considered permanent because it cannot be washed off. Unlike traditional tattoos performed on the body, permanent makeup professionals do not use traditional tattoo ink (dye). Permanent cosmetics pigment is more delicate and designed to work with the skin’s undertones. Every person’s skin is different in regarding pigment retention. Gradual softening and lighting over time can be expected for all permanent makeup procedures.

  • Do I have to pay for touch ups?

    Yes, client has the option to come in every 6 months or yearly for touch ups.

  • What is a touch up appointment?

    During the first round of permanent makeup ink, the treated area(s) will become saturated with deep color causing these areas to swell and the tissue to reject further pigment. Over time, those areas will start to show less color, and a second or third appointment will be needed to fill them in. It is best to wait 4 to 6 weeks for complete tissue healing and color stabilization to make this first touch up appointment. Once the desired results are achieved, the client can keep the color looking fresh with a touch up visit every 6 months to a year.

  • Are the pigments used safe?

    Pigment and ink are completely different, Pigments are used for permanent Makeup (cosmetic tattoo) there are two categories that permanent makeup artist use, the organics and the in-organics. Organic pigments are generally derived from plants. Inorganic pigments use chemical formulations to get the desired product properties for various applications. Both Organic and inorganics are approved by the FDA, There is a lower percentage of allergic reactions with the inorganic pigments.



  • Can permanent eyebrows be fixed?

    Fortunately, permanent eyebrows can be corrected. One of the most popular methods of removing permanent eyebrows is salt removal. Salt removal is less abrasive than other methods of permanent eyebrow removal, it is less painful and is also more likely to keep skin intact. Using salt to remove your permanent eyebrows will take a few sessions to reach your desired result.

  • What should I expect after permanent makeup?

    After your procedure, you may experience swelling (more likely for eyeliner and lips); brows will have minimal swelling. Some clients swell more than others depending on how each individual's skin responds to the procedure (everyone’s skin is different and responds accordingly). This may mean the area may feel itchy. Scabbing will form in the eyebrow, do not pick or remove scab let it fall on its own. Eyebrows will appear darker for the first week until the final healed result is complete.


    DO NOT REMOVE SCAB, LET IF FALL ON ITS OWN:


    The entire scabbing process should only last about 5-7 days. It usually doesn't start until around day 5 and continues till around day 12. If you had shading done to your brows in addition to Microblading then the scabbing process might start earlier and last a little bit later. Under no circumstances should you be picking or pulling at your scabs. If you pick off your scabs then you may pull out the pigment along with the scab and then you will run the risk of losing all of the hard work you went through with your first visit. You MUST let your scabs fall off naturally.


    IMPORTANCE OF PERMANENT MAKE UP TOUCH UPS:


    The healing of the skin after 4-6 weeks of the initial blade means that another layer of the skin will be grown over the eyebrow embroidery pigment. This over-the-layer growth of the skin will make the color pigment appear lighter by 30 to 70%.


    In some cases, the body thoroughly assimilates the ink, and the semi-permanent tattoo simply vanishes. Sometimes, due to an assortment of factors, including body chemistry, treatment, or sun exposure, the pigment may even change color. The touch up comes as an opportunity for the permanent make up professionals to settle any of the undesired development that may have happened. Also, you can even rectify the ink color through it. Touch up ensures the right color, shade, and shape stays for long and provides you with eyebrows that demand comparatively less aftercare needs.

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