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Permanent Cosmetics
What is permanent makeup?
Permanent makeup is the art of implanting color in the skin. Your technician applies the right color in the right place so you can look better naturally. Specialized instruments allow the trained technician to place color into the layer of the skin called the dermis. Because the outermost layer of skin, the epidermis, sheds and renews itself, after a procedure is completed, the color will initially appear darker than the final result. This is because the color is in both the epidermis and the dermis. The color in the top layer will flake off during the healing process, lightening the final results. At Angelbare, each technician is educated in facial characteristics, structure, and anatomy.
Pre-Procedure Information
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Four Important Things to Know About Permanent Makeup
1- How Experienced is Your Technician?The fact that your technician has been practicing permanent makeup for, two years, may not be very impressive if they only perform one procedure a month. Many technicians perform other services, and rarely perform permanent makeup. It is important for you to know that your technician has performed a significant number of effective procedures of the type that is of interest to you. Ask to see pictures of actual clients and get references. 2- Does Your Technician Comply with OSHA Safety Standards?
Your technician's procedure area should rival any doctor's or dentist's office. Permanent makeup procedures performed in a hair or nail salon place you at a higher risk of infection from airborne pollutants (such as acrylic nail dust which freely circulate in the air) and should be avoided.
The technician must use disposable supplies that are individually packaged and opened in front of you just before your procedure. Your technician should have on display a current certificate showing compliance with their local Health Department.
3- Does your technician should be able to provide you with a list of ingredients being used?
Allergic reactions are extremely rare however may acquire. 4- Do You Understand the True "Cost" of Permanent Makeup?
Ask yourself how much is your facial beauty worth to you? You should understand that Permanent Makeup is an invasive procedure more akin to a minor procedure that you might receive in a doctor's office (e.g. Botox injection) and not at all like a typical beauty treatment such as having your hair or nails done. Angelbare nearly one-quarter of services is corrective cosmetics.' or bad work we perform. Your facial beauty is far too important. Angelbare suggests you leave bargain hunting to when you are shopping for a dress.