Permanent make up

Permanent make up, similar to tattoos, is the permanent, cosmetic embedding of fine pigments. This is done using a Permanent make up device, hygiene cartridges and corresponding Permanent make up color pigments.

Special colors, so-called pigments, are used in the Permanent make up treatment. These are carefully selected to meet the individual needs and wishes of each customer. Taking the customer's skin tone and hair color into account, the optimal pigment mixture can be created. This creates a harmonious overall look. A wide range of colors makes it possible to fulfil all individual customer wishes.

What areas of application are there for permanent make-up?

The main areas of application for Permanent make up are the eyebrows, lips and permanent eyeliner on the upper and/or lower eyelid. The eye area can be emphasized using permanent eyeliner on the upper and/or lower eyelid. Any loss of eyelashes can be optically concealed. This treatment gives the eyelashes more definition. It also eliminates the need to apply mascara every day.

There are numerous pigmentation techniques for eyebrows and lips that achieve a realistic, sculptural effect and can make daily make-up application superfluous.

Permanent pigmentation of the scalp, known as scalp pigmentation, is another area of application. This involves visually concealing patchy or bald patches on the head. Other areas include areola and scar pigmentation. Here, the nipple is artificially depicted or existing scar tissue is adapted to the surrounding skin.

For whom Permanent make up is suitable for?

Permanent make up is a popular cosmetic treatment for women and men who want to enjoy a well-groomed appearance at all times. You can easily bring more color into your life. This type of treatment is ideal for anyone who is active in sports and anyone who wants to spend less time on their make-up and still look good in any situation.

A permanently pigmented eyeliner, eyebrows or lip shading can emphasize the natural beauty of any person. This form of cosmetic treatment is particularly favored because it guarantees a long-lasting and natural look.

How long does Permanent make up last?

A professionally performed Permanent make up result usually lasts for around 24 to 48 months, if the customer provides optimal aftercare. The durability depends also on the color used and the stylist's technique. During the regeneration period, approx. 1 month, the use of the recommended aftercare products is particularly important. A follow-up appointment is usually arranged to analyze the result and make the appropriate color and shape adjustments for a perfect final result.

How long is the healing phase after a Permanent make up treatment?

Normally a regeneration phase of 4 to 6 weeks is assumed. During this time, the treatment area must be specially protected and cared for. In order to guarantee optimal embedding of the pigments, care should be taken at all times to ensure that the treated area is clean, sufficiently UV-protected and smooth.

How expensive is Permanent make up?

No generalized answer can be given. The price of a Permanent make up treatment varies depending on the treatment area, treatment technique and the extent and time required for the treatment. As a rule, the costs are determined after a personal consultation. In principle, the cost of a new treatment should include a follow-up treatment session. Therefore, make sure you pay a fair and reasonable price or speak to the PMU stylist of your choice about his/her pricing. Bargain offers or price dumping campaigns should always be critically scrutinised!

What can go wrong with Permanent make up?

Caution is advised with very favorable prices and economy packages. Favorable offers can often result in lengthy and cost-intensive corrective measures for customers if applied unprofessionally. Choosing a professionally trained Permanent make up stylist is therefore a top priority for customers. This guarantees the optimal choice of color, professional pigmentation technique and the best shape for a natural result.

Black unnaturally looking bars or tattoos of the eyebrows are therefore a thing of the past!

Which is better: Microblading or Permanent make up?

Both pigmentation techniques have their own special features and characteristics. While in Permanent make up the pigments are applied to the skin using a PMU device or PMU tool, Microblading is done manually. Microblading involves the use of Micro blades, very fine needles arranged in a row, to embed the pigments into the skin using pressure. The immediate regenerative power of the skin then ensures that the color particles are trapped in the skin.

Microblading is particularly popular for its fine hair techniques, but can also be used for shading applications. It is not quite as long-lasting as Permanent make up, but fades evenly in the skin, giving customers the option of a repeat Microblading application or a change of treatment.

Permanent make up has a longer durability or visibility in the skin. It can be applied using a wide variety of techniques. The application options are somewhat more varied than with Microblading. Shading techniques such as Powder brows, 3D lips or Butterfly eyeliner can be used. However, realistic hairline drawings and the finest lines for lip contours or perfect eyelash enhancement can also be created using Permanent make up.

Summary

Permanent make up offers a perfect option to make everyday life easier and at the same time emphasize the natural beauty of women and men. With treatments such as permanent eyeliner, eyebrow shading and lip pigmentation, individual features can be emphasized. By selecting the right color and choosing a qualified Permanent make up stylist, highly aesthetically pleasing results can be created.