What is Permanent Makeup?
Permanent Makeup is micropigmentation of the skin. It is also called Cosmetic Tattooing, Permanent Cosmetics and Dermapigmentation. It is a process where cosmetic pigments are precisely placed in the dermal layer of the skin. Approved anesthetics are used throughout the treatment for comfort. Clean technique is utilized, all contact materials are single use and disposable. The most sophisticated equipment is used. The use of first class pigments allows for beautiful custom tints and shades, soft, natural looking, permanent makeup.
Why should I get Permanent Makeup?
· Look flawless 24/7· Get and go anywhere feeling confident that you don’t look washed out
· It won’t rub off· Replace space or over plucked eyebrows
· Have symmetry and desired design all the time
· Easy maintenance
· Allergic to over the counter makeup
Who will not be able to get Permanent Makeup?
· Anyone under the age of 18 years old
· Pregnant or nursing (6 months post delivery or nursing)
· If you have eyebrow transplants
· Eczema or Dermatitis on or around the procedure site
· Someone taking any form of anti– rejection medication
· Tan (30 days before or after)
Can I have the procedure if I am using Retin A or other anti aging agents?
Retin A makes the skin replenish itself making it thinner and bleed easily , thereby reject pigment. You should stop taking Retin A 14 days prior to procedure if you’ve been taking it for less than a year. If you’ve been using Retin A for more than a year, stop using Retin A 30 days prior to your procedure.You can go back to using Retin A after procedure, just be sure to keep about a half inch away from the procedure site as it can lead to premature fading. Retin A and other anti aging creams or serums will fade your Permanent makeup causing more frequent touchups.
Permanent Makeup is micropigmentation of the skin. It is also called Cosmetic Tattooing, Permanent Cosmetics and Dermapigmentation. It is a process where cosmetic pigments are precisely placed in the dermal layer of the skin. Approved anesthetics are used throughout the treatment for comfort. Clean technique is utilized, all contact materials are single use and disposable. The most sophisticated equipment is used. The use of first class pigments allows for beautiful custom tints and shades, soft, natural looking, permanent makeup.
Why should I get Permanent Makeup?
· Look flawless 24/7· Get and go anywhere feeling confident that you don’t look washed out
· It won’t rub off· Replace space or over plucked eyebrows
· Have symmetry and desired design all the time
· Easy maintenance
· Allergic to over the counter makeup
Who will not be able to get Permanent Makeup?
· Anyone under the age of 18 years old
· Pregnant or nursing (6 months post delivery or nursing)
· If you have eyebrow transplants
· Eczema or Dermatitis on or around the procedure site
· Someone taking any form of anti– rejection medication
· Tan (30 days before or after)
Can I have the procedure if I am using Retin A or other anti aging agents?
Retin A makes the skin replenish itself making it thinner and bleed easily , thereby reject pigment. You should stop taking Retin A 14 days prior to procedure if you’ve been taking it for less than a year. If you’ve been using Retin A for more than a year, stop using Retin A 30 days prior to your procedure.You can go back to using Retin A after procedure, just be sure to keep about a half inch away from the procedure site as it can lead to premature fading. Retin A and other anti aging creams or serums will fade your Permanent makeup causing more frequent touchups.
What is Permanent Makeup?
Permanent Makeup is micropigmentation of the skin. It is also called Cosmetic Tattooing, Permanent Cosmetics and Derma pigmentation. It is a process where cosmetic pigments are precisely placed in the dermal layer of the skin. Approved anesthetics are used throughout the treatment for comfort. Clean technique is utilized, all contact materials are single use and disposable. The most sophisticated equipment is used. The use of first class pigments allows for beautiful custom tints and shades, soft, natural looking, permanent makeup.
Why should I get Permanent Makeup?
· Look flawless 24/7
· Get up and go anywhere feeling confident that you don’t look washed out
· It won’t rub off
· Replace space or over plucked eyebrows
· Have symmetry and desired design all the time
· Easy maintenance
· Allergic to over the counter makeup
· Get up and go anywhere feeling confident that you don’t look washed out
· It won’t rub off
· Replace space or over plucked eyebrows
· Have symmetry and desired design all the time
· Easy maintenance
· Allergic to over the counter makeup
Who will not be able to get Permanent Makeup?
· Anyone under the age of 18 years old
· Pregnant or nursing (6 months post delivery or nursing)
· If you have eyebrow transplants
· Eczema or Dermatitis on or around the procedure site
· Someone taking any form of anti– rejection medication
· Tan (30 days before or after)
· Pregnant or nursing (6 months post delivery or nursing)
· If you have eyebrow transplants
· Eczema or Dermatitis on or around the procedure site
· Someone taking any form of anti– rejection medication
· Tan (30 days before or after)
Can I have the procedure if I am using Retin A or other anti aging products?
Retin A makes the skin replenish itself making it thinner and bleed easily , thereby reject pigment. You should stop using Retin A 14 days prior to procedure if you’ve been using it for less than a year. If you’ve been using Retin A for more than a year, stop using Retin A 30 days prior to your procedure.You can go back to using Retin A after procedure, just be sure to keep about a half inch away from the procedure site as it can lead to premature fading.Retin A and other anti aging creams or serums will fade your Permanent makeup causing more frequent touchups.
· OFF Accutane for a full year or more
· Botox—3 weeks before and 3 weeks after
· Chemical peels—60 days before and 60 days after
· OFF Accutane for a full year or more
· Botox—3 weeks before and 3 weeks after
· Chemical peels—60 days before and 60 days after
Does it hurt to get permanent makeup?
Permanent Makeup is essentially a tattoo. However, using anesthetics is a customary practice in the world of permanent makeup. Only the best and safest anesthetics are used, providing the most comfort possible. The comfort level depends on the individual. There is a slight irritation during outline, once the secondary numbing is applied the procedure becomes a comfortable one.
Can I go back to work after the procedure?
Yes you can, however, most people have it done when they have 3-4 days with not much to do.
How long does it take to heal?
This varies from person to person. The first few days the permanent makeup is intense. Do not have the procedure if you have a special occasion or event. Allow 10 days for the permanent makeup to loose intensity (fade and flake). The color then looks like its almost gone then resurfaces. The complete process should be over in 30 days. Only then you should schedule a touch-up if one is needed. Then every 18– 24 months to maintain color intensity.
Which method should I choose?
There are basically two methods:1. Powdered—recommended for people with at least a little hair. Or if you have severely oily skin.2. Hair Strokes—for people with very little or no hair. These strokes can be achieved by using a hand tool (microblading) or the machine.
Do you use a tattoo gun?
We do not use coil tattoo machines. A manual hand tool or digital machine designed for cosmetic micropigmentation is used. Our machines have very precise needles that are placed deliberately creating smooth clean lines.
Do you have to shave my eyebrows?
We do not shave your eyebrows. We do the procedure through what ever hair is present.
Do you have a color that is right for my skin tone?
Several different pigments are applied to your skin to see which colors the skin will pull. The pigment is then customized and modified specifically for the shade and under tone of your skin.
Can I design and draw in my own brows?
Yes, as long as it is the best look for you. You can pencil them in and the exact design will be copied. The procedure will not be done until you LOVE the design. The design is customized to your bone structure and what looks the best.
Can I shower, exercise, swim, or visit a spa after my procedure?
You are free to shower, however apply a thick barrier of Aquaphor on the treated area to prevent it from getting wet. Do not exercise for 72 hours after treatment, no swimming (pool or sea) until your procedure site is healed. You can visit the a spa, however, no hot tubs or services directly on or around the treatment area.
How do I take care of my new Permanent Makeup?
· Apply ointment with clean finger tips 2-3 times daily until all flaking is gone.
· No double- dipping.
· Do not touch the procedure area unless applying ointment.
· Do not rub your brows
· Do not apply makeup around the procedure area for 72 hours
· If your lashes are sticking together, moisten with warm water and remove residue
· Do not wear contact lenses or eye makeup for 72 hours after procedure
· Artificial tears may be used after eyeliner procedure
· Touch-ups may be done four weeks after eyeliner or eyebrow procedure and six weeks after lip procedure, but no sooner.
· No swimming in chlorine or saltwater until your procedure site is healed
· No tanning for 3-4 weeks
· Always wear a sun block (15 or stronger) when outdoors
· No double- dipping.
· Do not touch the procedure area unless applying ointment.
· Do not rub your brows
· Do not apply makeup around the procedure area for 72 hours
· If your lashes are sticking together, moisten with warm water and remove residue
· Do not wear contact lenses or eye makeup for 72 hours after procedure
· Artificial tears may be used after eyeliner procedure
· Touch-ups may be done four weeks after eyeliner or eyebrow procedure and six weeks after lip procedure, but no sooner.
· No swimming in chlorine or saltwater until your procedure site is healed
· No tanning for 3-4 weeks
· Always wear a sun block (15 or stronger) when outdoors
Can my permanent makeup be removed?
Yes, but this is a tattoo, tattoo removal is time consuming and can be expensive. However, Permanent Makeup by Tia uses Replevy tattoo removal as well as Saline removal, which utilizes an anesthetic and a product to reduce scaring. The removal process is performed very much like a tattoo. It is a simple procedure that doesn’t take long and includes a scar.
How long does the procedure take?
Give yourself 2-3 hours for paperwork, design, numbing, procedure and after care consultation.
What does permanent makeup look like when Healed?
The look is completely natural looking... You can get a natural or dramatic look. No one will know you have permanent makeup.
Can I use mascara with my eyeliner procedure?
72 hour after your eyeliner procedure you can use NEW mascara only. Previously used mascara has the potential to introduce bacteria to the procedure site and may cause an infection.
Is it really permanent?
Although we say “yes” its more like semi-permanent. Permanent Makeup only goes into the second layer of your skin. So, although you cannot just wash it off, it will fade and you may need a touch up in about 1-2 years, depending on your life style.
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